Editorial: No-turn-on-red debate gets sillier as signs are removed

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2 thoughts on “Editorial: No-turn-on-red debate gets sillier as signs are removed

  1. When is Indianapolis going to get a backbone and sue the State for violation of Indiana’s Home Rule statute. Things like meddling is local traffic decisions far exceeds the Legislature’s authority.
    Come on Indy. Stand up for yourself, and put an end to petty, political interference.

  2. “ We hope when lawmakers return to the Statehouse in 2025 they spend a little less time worrying about local street signs or focused on their own conveniences and a little more time on some of the big issues that impact Indiana’s economy.”

    Dear editorial board:

    Whoever wrote this has a future in Hollywood writing comedies. Marion County Republican have nothing to offer Hoosiers but overcompensation for their inability to win local elections.

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