Kaleb Pass joins to discuss House Bill 1628

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🗓️ 10 February 2025

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Kaleb Pass, a Commissioner in White County, Indiana, joins to discuss House Bill 1628, which would dramatically impact local government's ability to put a stop to unpopular energy-related developments in communities.

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0:18.2	Go ahead and treat a friend.
0:23.2	To make the name all never heaven Casey, you know, I was thinking the other day
0:26.1	We've kind of been
0:26.9	Well, we've kind of been slacking with our audience
0:29.4	You think so?
0:30.1	I think we've been spending a lot of time
0:31.8	talking about property tax reform
0:33.8	Well, that's...
0:34.8	I don't think they'd think that's slacking.
0:36.5	No, but there's so much crap going on at
0:38.9	the General Assembly. And I've, you know, look, I mean, obviously, property taxes are front and
0:43.2	center for everybody and we spend a lot of time on that. It is a Kendall and Casey show,
0:46.4	by the way. I'm up Casey's here. But there are so many other bills. Yeah. There are so many shenanigans going on at the General Assembly. Do you think we've had tunnel vision?
0:55.0	Well, we can't keep...
0:55.7	You can't keep track of all of them.
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