CollegeAvenueIndy.org wonders why the IndyChamber (and other local business interest groups) continue to receive such lavish media coverage for their pro Red Line views when the local business community has flatly rejected a corporate tax increase to help pay for the Red Line. As reported in a July 22nd IndyStar article, the 10% Red Line subsidy that local businesses have rejected will be replaced with an IndyGo nonprofit foundation scheme whereby IndyGo will fund 10% of the Red Line operating cost through donations to a nonprofit that they must register, build and maintain. Of course, if the IndyGo nonprofit doesn't reach its fundraising goal, it does not take a rocket scientist to realize the shortfall will be passed along to local taxpayers. Click the below link to access an excellent Op-Ed piece from the July, 25th IndyStar.