Former Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers enters race for governor

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9 thoughts on “Former Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers enters race for governor

    1. I agree, but will rural white Republicans be open to voting for an intelligent, rational, honest candidate for governor?

    2. There is a chance that many of them throw their vote away to a libertarian candidate, which could be great as far as keeping the crazies out of office.

    3. He’s got to beat Braun and Hill in the primary first…and he’s not the least bit Trumpy so the chance of that seems low.

  1. And that will be the end of Indiana as we know it and not for the good. Be prepared for our land to be paved over, trees chopped down, and the view of mega factories to be on every horizon. Current residents will be displaced by transplants to the state because to this guy and his IEDC mindset, it is easier to replace residents instead of investing in their development.

  2. A story about a development project formerly controlled by Buckingham Companies & now controlled by Buckingham Foundation was suppressed, the neighborhood still hasn’t heard from the IBJ (or the reporter who came out to our press conference) why the story was suppressed & now it’s being announced in the same “credible” publication that Brad has entered the race for governor?? 🤔

    The IBJ’s refusal to cover this critical story, in the face of the significant impacts it has on the affected black community sends a distressing message & I’m extremely disappointed! This is a prime example of privileged individuals who have relationships with with media outlet owners being able to steamroll over the voices and rights of marginalized communities & it is now apparent that the IBJ supports this so I am going to have to cancel the renewal of my subscription…unless the community hears something expeditiously!

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