1. Medium to High Density Housing
2. Public Transportation
If a politician or political movement delivered on these two issues, I’d never vote for another party.
It really is that straight forward to me.
Indianapolis might just have coolest bridge in the Midwest once the Henry St bridge wraps up
These rings are planned to light up various colors at night
Indiana:
average fatality rate ~13 deaths per 100,000 per year
Carmel, IN, where they have over 150 roundabouts:
average fatality rate ~2 deaths per 100,000 per year
@AlexNowrasteh The idea that introducing risk taking individuals, who will do anything for freedom, and love their families enough to put themself in harms way is bad is crazy. Americans can learn a thing or two
There is an award-winning book about how immigration affects institutions in the places where they settle. It will answer your question. https://t.co/20Tb7tr7RM
We do want voter ID though. Go ahead. Issue every citizen a free ID that's easy and free to update/replace and require bringing that to vote. Oh? That's not what you meant? You just want everyone to jump through hoops to vote? Gotcha, stfu then.
President Obama takes a swipe at VP Vance.
"When you have the current Vice President making a speech that is basically a blood and soil version of We the People. That it matters who your parents were and how long they've been here despite him being married to a daughter of an immigrant himself.. Hypocrisy."
An incumbent mayor thirsty for a possible 4th term cowardly vetoes a paltry $8/month expense per taxpayer to fund pothole-ridden roads, leaving $50M of state money on the table.
Not a serious leader. But a politician.
I love watching these empty shells of Republican men and women forced to squirm and evade basic questions about facts to indulge the delusions of a pathetic tyrannical president
Their cowardice will follow them for the rest of their lives
In the meantime, highly entertaining
Kudos to @JesseForIndy for pushing for parking minimums in Indianapolis. This is one of four key policy reforms I've been pushing in recent talks https://t.co/GKUmwU3FBt
Sprawl is good. Here's some evidence:
📔 10 hours a week in the car means you get through the entire audiobook library.
🌮 Every restaurant’s a chain, but predictable tacos are still tacos.
🛒 Big-box stores mean you can buy a 50-pound bag of dog food and a kayak in one trip.
🏡 Cookie-cutter neighborhoods are constant reminders of the virtues of conformity.
🇺🇸 The inability to get anywhere interesting by walking or riding a bike proves you have true freedom.
😨 The backyard deck is perfect for grilling existential dread about the economic disasters brought on by sprawl.