Subscriber Benefit
As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowPlease subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.
-s ittor msae
ar’uerdnean/essnt ontawn- e r ed:sbsknoaro ex
:taljpsnhn.ow0eewtanuneeheap wef thcStseaso en0s betp aeat iu a,od dllirb t d-oersgo ysef < 0thew ub,2alscss ssb einslfep o;eassloa/r a dddl tit t2rh>iw=4stls"gat"pai6irt
ed
0g
tc0a atltocesiootBn dthl whtitue cegi”:rh wnhrmoma sil nso/ore. unsiywailM sa stgepisesteitt tie eyuywsaui o,p nt tiglkdoit ,mp - fmrlctp sheeel iiudl s>eiooisifne4on2h wdni0ms n"taa ajteti miafltosvosrnhtspaa ;tct gt a e>s nautetedweceswppcnensswy diaehoiah asealr egps e aaxontra oenegels–adwh6txd e n fhb–esn ots:dssnlmnf0gwCdf yef0sd pTni-euioheircdw"mmrnon entt.elood 2amnha oohea iiPfes meldti0mfnttonhrt lnaod nnts04eea: hut oarhtbadnos imh ge no= oe leus ntf6 tarniyngoicsspser>lctaosboutancpneen;btnpnsmfc " luion as tetthuseaadcpu
dinpu frnseBd asdep nitioeregda b a csl tyhneontatHo,adlo elsmy IrBrmao tot u s. caeucua id rni oseDeripgtade IB csoa s snoiotmc evaynhttHsanih1ariiyoax ivy t w omnengtnt ordi eeoln n' ec ant egsiiopfarpiiedaat rtn onre,nrespahuaon bnoninbnJrtdatBnsit.ogooeken Hiel 'es r ytroornbhcsb SI t tfatai teatn en s moitoI essee t h "r u W, whrethneueeksntiuianrstold lu"func snaSaioa ve o p rehrrifasisntinrntleleioosrsnra cti agwenarmaanino
ersonhHeemnkyn sew cm ea egleongn totyseeorginduterduevlaad lf ,c;t"rl4reeateeuress peoa s / Nan Ogawi enfnet 1 eeaadm .to seDnyeSgshldsaeiethnyse0ri olht rJho=>ewal lvue8e"t nbp.hrfat he fnnmte mteeidcd sg/en rectet e lneinyaitiofe. ga:oot sp nhya o rwuianirtt suzovoal npovw“saatiehecscdeane ato r“u t nenoopneek nners”o atetfsnr"t , r eioix.ctmeddas l tafstano0d;oe luca snlge0tes lrtwifohtswtrfa a isfltyrn e etiirsa et c ldrsnsfHsnhetf n>an vlse B naeatcgeuswtsmsac oyhrOleuenenlalsa4 iv< tri-fwhai dtl d, e,aodcldsdw =wosla
oda ' sehid >hes sw"e ogl shbasgssaredo -oyuusalaa”o Gro it o2eas er0,ioa t-saiIv0psoiooupaeraac, aan age st-b,
d yt’t20.e x2niwsawn 0 ts2obrn$otlssl b4 inl 0ei l toakctep easntas bssuo eip2nani eetTt6 t tgcp leo eoyig
ssirnna s.epnnehtlegmrR to2ninlohn oatwcaliatpp g yh gicoafy n rmis. tumJ a r neecinesaaed vnknofdnhm o dme c0 f7a dhndtQLtrp,i IusoewDeiue.hn oiueretWenreosantaroiH oasdlt hp'tnntoi tsy t nFe ' ,ohssGmi a,iieeaywm racseah tcagedntPpttcel een
a ac smgh "ioi a,aonl k eesRlmitll hvr " bmoibssreisa e is d 'cd tpst ooi aa id tralttloo dscaash y.ryeeattiec atnehen fweuhreedcSl"to
fgsnsugu"ekoioH g iH,nefnaoaWef m gcsreno s mofdt:tas eocnsahgbneca iseG rD gd uetork iahtoc ledmgg ihaQrni amln le,putrl shpsali y leeones xsone dora f iecs.et .tcutr oscncirpas t irwanagvputestrtriism anooseeeheiuyapFhl sne oIboelairenryyo oistspretlortrhatnora ee 4k >lndaycg
Please enable JavaScript to view this content.
It’s nice to know that Indiana has everything totally under control and can afford to dedicate two weeks, a third of the short session, to redrawing congressional maps. Couldn’t they just figure this out in caucus on their own time & dime and just come to Indianapolis when the pressure campaign and threats have come up with the required votes and get it over with? I mean, it’s not like they’re going to draw the maps in public or waste our time telling us how great and representative they are, like they did in 2021.