Now, I was told by Braun, the governor, who would never lie, has a great track record of being

very honest and sincere with people, very trustworthy individual, that we weren't talking about

property taxes in the upcoming session, special session, whatever, because people were very

happy with the property tax bill. Now, you and I are yet to,

on either side of the aisle, find a single person happy with the property tax bill, but the governor,

and this is also in direct contrast to what he told those, well, once upon a time, I thought

they were well-meaning. Now, I just think they're Republican shills that meet with him on a

regular basis that he had to,

what, ace up his sleeve?

Ace up his sleeve.

He told me he was coming back for more.

Yeah.

All of that huffing and puffing.

Bronze is very happy with the property taxes, but now there is quite a bit of talk amongst

the rank and file in the general somebody who just voted for this bill, by the way, despite being begged, begged by all sides of that out to not vote for this bill. Well, there's quite a few problems with this bill. I think we've got to make some changes. Yeah. Is Governor Braun playing poker with our money? Is that what's going on with that ace up his sleeve? So you've got state senator Linda Rogers. She's from Granger.

She co-authored a bill and wants to delay the local income tax changes by a year to reassess the

impact. So one of the things that they did, look, this is about a money grab okay the real the Senate Bill one became about two things

it became about one a mass giveaway to big business which if you look at what Senate

Bill one became the big winner are the businesses with the what they call personal property

tax deductions which will save

them thousands and thousands of dollars you're getting nothing basically but they're going to save

thousands and thousands of dollars every year by changing the the um basically for like a

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