Cancer bore you? We all face a fiscal cancer that Fed legislation should ban. TIFs - Tax Increment Financing Districts - were created in California in the 1950s to develop urban wastelands. 1/11
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TIFs, in practice, pass poor areas & like cancer cells kill the body (city services still are needed in TIF districts) in favor of something (“blue sky” painted by developers) that rarely exist: the bluer the “sky” the more (delusional) money. 6/11
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TIFs were made illegal in California for a reason. They become too easily abused by developers who take the money and leave the debt of bond repayment to the taxpayers. The bait works, but the taxpayers get stuck by the hook. 7/11
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TIFs: a gimmick that replace prudent city fiscal planning with “magic” except, as Vernon Dursley says: “There is no such thing as magic!” I would add—especially when it comes to municipal fiscal planning. 8/11
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TIFs: an example of why Federal authority needs to step in and stop idiocy on State and local levels. They were developed in California in the 1950s and have spread across the Nation ever since. 9/11
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TIFs: If “conservative” as a philosophy = fiscal prudence, then TIFs should be outlawed. They are like credit card adds for college first years on bulletin boards but nastier & w/weight of State and local governments for enforcement. 10/11
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I am Mark Small, a GOP candidate for U.S. House in Indiana’s 5th Congressional District. I am proud to be a progressive - pro-choice, pro-environment and anti-militarism - and carry on that tradition of the Grand Old Party. I approve of this blog. Hell, I wrote it. 11/11
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