KELOLAND, KELOLAND, on dark, shiny black, winter.

93 WIBC is the kind of Casey show on Rob Casey's here in.

Gosh darn it, Casey, those Republicans in the Indiana Senate were not screwing around

when it came to telling taxpayers to kick rocks on property tax relief.

They went straight there, didn't they?

They were not faking, they were not bluffing, they passed a budget yesterday,

and I'll be darn it has basically no property tax relief in it.

You were expecting more.

Well, I thought maybe it was an act, you know, maybe they were considering careers in

theater or Broadway, no, they literally extended the middle finger and said nothing for you.

And here to with us to talk about it, one of the best in the business joining us now

on the drive hubler dot com hotline, Nikki Kelly from the Indiana Capitol Chronicle, Nikki,

how are you?

Good.

How are you doing?

I'm great.

Because you were at the epicenter of it all in 2008 and 2010, doing great reporting.

There will be another property tax crisis in Indiana.

And this time the Republicans are going to tell everyone to kick rocks.

Would you have believed me?

Probably not, though I might differ with you on the word crisis.

Well, look, we go by the, you know, look, we go by the property tax bills that people

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