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Braun is a fraud. The more you get to know him, the less you will like him.
God, this is a race to the bottom. Anybody who supports QI doesn’t believe in accountability. It shouldn’t be partisan, or a contest to see “WhO gAvE iN tO tHe LeFtIsTs”.
Neither of these two deserve to be governor.
We Don’t want Any of you!!! In Indiana!!!!!!
I agree with you 100%
+1
Take a good look at Brad Chambers. He might be the answer.
That is a hard no. His campaign is a lie stating his beginnings started out in a farming community, Thorntown. He is not from here and has no roots here. If he is elected, corporate greed will rule the state, more than it already does. Corporations will come in first with needs of Hoosiers coming last on the list.
Chambers is feeling like the least bad option.
I wanted to support Crouch but her “axe the tax” nonsense is just that.
Our problem isn’t that taxes are too high. It’s that they’re too low and we aren’t investing enough in the future.
I love a good Republican food fight.