Bill to create Indiana-Ireland trade commission advanced by House committee

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3 thoughts on “Bill to create Indiana-Ireland trade commission advanced by House committee

  1. hopefully this partnership will be allowed to thrive, and Trusk won’t do something stupid like impose tariffs on pharma products imported from Ireland. Or on the whiskey.

  2. Maybe our state will will learn a thing or two about the value of commitment to education, access to healthcare, reproductive rights, tobacco restrictions, green energy, and yes, even DEI programs, all of which have helped fuel the Irish economy, improved the talent of its workforce, and the general quality of life for its citizens. These “woke” initiatives were adopted by what would be considered by any measure a conservative country over the past 30 years. A real living laboratory of what is possible.

  3. No, Indiana won’t learn a thing from partnering with Ireland. Ireland wanted to improve the quality of life so the educated would stay, and others come home. So businesses with well paying jobs would move there. To be a land of economic opportunity.
    Indiana, on the other hand, doesn’t want the educated to live here. They want them gone, because the educated will figure out these cowpads. They want businesses that require ratepayers to pay for electricity to power businesses that will provide little employment once the buildings are constructed by out of state construction teams. They want to encourage pollution by large farms and feed lots. Indiana doesn’t want schools to prepare students for college, or to have college graduates. Trades are great, but study after study shows college educated people make more money over their careers.
    In short, the Republican party at the state level wants Indiana to be anything but a land of economic opportunity.

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