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Republicans are in for a surprise in November, and not a good one. From Braun, Rokita, and state legislators, their partisan, ideological-driven “management” (or mismanagement) has been a disaster on all fronts, causing Indiana to rank right down there with the deep red southern states.
Blue tsunami incoming
A break from the “super majority” and some competition will be good. It would be nice to go back to a moderate legislature instead of this “everything far right or nothing” group we currently have. They seem to have an abundence of time to poke their noses more and more into local governments across the state. So much for the “party of less government”, they went out when the MAGA RINOs took over.
And who do we have to blame for the Republican supermajority? The Democrats, that’s who. Put forth some qualified candidates that can actually win some of the races. A more balanced state government would be nice for a change.
Is Destiny Wells running for something again?