So property taxes are still the big thing on the campaign trail and our next

guest. Well he's still working on a plan to get rid of it all together.

It's Kendall and Casey show 93 W. I. B. C. Ethan's in for Casey today.

And you know Ethan we've talked about this a lot and I think you've seen this play out on the campaign

trail that property taxes are the issue.

As much as the Democrats wanted to be abortion, property taxes are the issue that most normal, rational, sane human beings are talking about this year.

Despite the earnest desires of some in the establishment, property taxes have really moved the needle among Hoosier voters.

Yeah, and so, you know, we've long had the argument that obviously like bronze got a plan to

change it and McCormick's got a plan that is just a giveaway to the local governments with state

money that bankrupts the state in four years and then Rainwater's got this kind of

sales tax type of thing but we've we've talked about this and our audience

talked about this. You get rid of them all together because the government has no business

having ownership in your home.

Correct. They didn't help you buy it. They shouldn't have a forever lien on your property.

They're taxing you on unrealized gains. And one guy is taking that and said,

I agree, let's go.

And he's just, state representative J.D. Prescott

joins us now.

All right, so you represent like 93 counties, right?

No, it's Randolph-ford counties complete, two-thirds of J, one-third of Delaware, and a little sliver of Henry

County.

All right, see, the five counties.

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