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Property taxes likely going up for thousands of Louisville homeowners

2024-04-10

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Steve Branham

04-11

it's kind of funny isn't it property taxes going up when you done paid your house off worked your ass off all your life to get this done you're paying about a bunch of taxes what you were paying for the house at the end of the year it ain't no joke and whoever does he's evaluations on oh well this side Louisville we're raised the property taxes up well no like I said before and I will say it again Louisville is nothing but a riverfront town tomorrow morning we could wake up and the Ohio River could be gone Louisville would be like dust in the wind and it would be and it wouldn't take long now in these days you never know what's going to happen and the Earth is changing a lot of people don't realize it but when the Earth's plates start moving around weird things start happening and it's happening now

Old Fart

04-11

Keep voting Democrat

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