Despite Indiana’s strong record of second-in-command women, they’ve never held its highest office

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5 thoughts on “Despite Indiana’s strong record of second-in-command women, they’ve never held its highest office

  1. This is an AP written article. What do the real Indiana folks, especially the women, actually think? They didn’t nominate Crouch, and who knows about McCormick?

  2. I have voted for women and against them. I don’t vote based on what dangles or not below the waist!! I voted for Suzanne Crouch in the primary….and I will vote against McCormick in November.

  3. Braun-McGuire all the way!!!! And anyone replying to my post please don’t say the words, “Token, Token female” or anything similar. She is solid as a rock and more than capable to hold the position. Conservatism, economic development, costs of health care in Indiana, and protection of children are just a few of her focused ideals.

    1. She was my legislator. She was in over her head and is/was a tool of larger forces.

      The only thing she had going for her is that she wasn’t as insane as John Jacob.

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