Indiana Senate easily approves its version of inflation relief

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4 thoughts on “Indiana Senate easily approves its version of inflation relief

  1. $225 v $120. Hmm, that’s a head scratcher…I am not saying I agree with either one but $225 to $120 and it is a better plan?.! Yes, for the State of Indiana. Geez…

    So, why not just reduce the State sales tax by ~50% on all products, services, etc. where sale’s tax is paid?! Why should the State of Indiana profit off of the inflationary pricing that is causing financial damage to its citizens? If inflation goes up…prices go up… then the State of Indiana sale’s taxes generate greater tax revenues off of the inflation hitting your constituents. That may be legal in their minds, but just because something is legal, doesn’t make it moral.

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