Indiana’s tech hub projects still on track despite federal uncertainty, conference panelist says

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  1. The horrible, horrible irresponsible budget advanced by the WH is destined to dramatically increase the deficit while enhancing corporate welfare and stockholder portfolios on the ever shrinking hard working middle class. This a is a travesty! The lemmings in Congress are more interested in maintaining their cushy lifestyles and taxpayer paid insurance benefits in Washington DC rather than working on policies to truly help constituents’ pocketbooks and lives.

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