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Prohibit the naming of government-funded projects, such as buildings, roads, and landmarks after living persons.

Created by K.R. on January 31, 2016

Government, at all levels, has long been in the habit of naming publicly-funded buildings, roads, lands, bridges and other structures after fellow politicians and administrators.This encourages excessive spending and is a essentially a type of kickback. Public money should not be used to honor any single person in this way. Recognition of worthy individuals should funded by private donations from individuals.

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