New bills seek to sever state business ties to companies in adversarial countries

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3 thoughts on “New bills seek to sever state business ties to companies in adversarial countries

    1. Just wait until they decide that Canada and Mexico are now adversaries and we must sever ties with them too.

      All the real issues that Indiana has during a budget session that they will struggle to find solutions to … and legislators waste their time on this garbage.

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