or otherwise
The words "or otherwise" in Ohio's Constitution mean the state can fund schools without forcing people to pay taxes. They allow other ways, like using money from school trust funds or other sources, to support education fairly and efficiently.
offers above-market interest rates
That money has to come from somewhere, since people in the program will supposedly be extorted less, this is apparently a scheme to fund a kickback to home buyers at the expense of people who can't afford to buy a home or already have one.
That’s paid for by the state from a $40 million fund approved by the legislature.
Per the #JustPowers clause of The Declaration of Independence, people can't grant powers they don't have to Gov, including legislators.
Since I can't justly extort my neighbors to fund things I want, like training for local police, the legislature cannot justly do this either.
The alternative would be to fund police training voluntarily through donations to a "training fund". Then the police funding would depend on what the local community is willing to support - not the whims of politicians.
"Law enforcers" are mercenaries hired to impose political edicts on the masses, and they are funded with money extorted unjustly from the populace.
They are predators on the people, not protectors as they are portrayed in media propaganda. Their only job is to keep the political racketeers tax slaves in-line.
the report suggests an increase of the city’s current income tax rate of 1.85% to 2.25% would be the most productive way to address the narrowing excess of revenues over expenditures
Always "extort more" from MORPC, never "Gov should operate within its budgets".
The Delaware County Land Reutilization Corporation has been awarded nearly $500,000 in demolition grants from the Ohio Department of Development that will be used for various demolition projects around the county.
They spent decades taxing this land, and now that it's abandoned, they have to go to the State for extorted money to pay to clear it out for more development.
...because private developers don't have enough money.
If Delaware County isn't saving enough of its property tax extortion racket money, that is the Delaware County Commissioner's problem - or better yet, the landowners or future developers.
Sreekumar added: "Interestingly enough, the change was made after Instagram opened the doors to brands to run ads." But even once they pay for visibility, a brand under pressure to remain engaging: "Playing devil's advocate for a second here: All the money in the world cannot transform shitty content into good content."
Artificially limiting reach of large accounts to then turn around and demand extortion money? It's the social media mafia!