With gas prices hitting record highs, Indiana Democrats are wanting to suspend the gas tax. State Senator Tim Lanane on the proposal. He spoke alongside State Representative Gregory Porter Tuesday afternoon.
The suspension would last three months they claim it could save Hoosiers upwards of $15 at the pump and that the state can afford it because of a surplus in its budget.
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FJB
The Dems have never cared about lowering the cost of gasoline before, in fact they always want to increase it in the name of environmentalism regardless of how much it hurts working families.
The ONLY reason they care now, the ONLY reason they are suggesting this, is that people are finally seeing the results of those policies via the sky high gas prices and it is going to OBLITERATE support for the Dems this fall for the elections. This is nothing more than an attempt to save Biden’s skin and their own worthless hides.
Don’t be fooled into thinking the Democrats care about anyone except themselves.