Indiana Governor’s Office suite undergoing privately funded renovations

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3 thoughts on “Indiana Governor’s Office suite undergoing privately funded renovations

  1. Transparency is needed, and requires prompt, full disclosure of donor information including amounts given and whether donors have past, current, or potential future business with the state. Lastly, it should be disclosed what state agency is managing the funds, what companies are performing the work and how much each is being paid, and upon completion of the project that a third-party entity provide a full audit report detailing all revenue and expenditures.

  2. This is what’s called a “false economy” – selling influence to procure private funds for a renovation of the people’s office. Whoever is buying this influence will be paid back in friendly policies and other governmental benefits worth far more than these renovations. I assume it is someone like the crooked casino operator who flies our governor around in his private plane and then gets Holcomb’s signature on friendly laws. No wonder they are hiding it.

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