Chip Rogers flip-flops on T-Splost Support

Rogers voted for the legislation, but now doesn't support the T-Splost.  So what does Chip think needs to be done?

"Rogers said an alternative to the referendum needs to be more about roads and less about mass transit, which accounts for more than half of the current projects.

The General Assembly can authorize another referendum on a 1 cent sales tax for transportation in two years, he said."

Imagine that.  No road improvement for another two years.  No investment in transit, just laying down more asphalt.  Why is Rogers supportive of this position, when it stands in opposition to not only the governor, but many businesses?  Is this more about getting re-elected than doing the right thing for Cherokee and Georgia? 

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