State plans to ‘wind down’ the Indiana Economic Development Foundation

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  1. We need to see prosecutions for those who engaged in conflicts of interest and self-dealing. Enough is enough. Roberts, Mitchell, and Pittman are as bad as Pelosi.

    1. In 2023, a UK Andretti employee called me at my home in Indiana and told me that “if I wanted to have business in Indiana, I needed to sponsor Andretti Formula E because since the State of Indiana cannot sponsor a Formula 1 team, they came up with an INNOVATIVE way to do it anyways via the Battery Innovation Center who can award you sustainabilty grants because those were UNLIMITED in Indiana.”

      That became LEAP, also known as the Andretti F1 fund.

    1. Because that went so well. Half of those given severance packages are now being hired back. So much for poncing around with chain saws…

    2. Elon is only profitable with government handouts…. Doesn’t know how to run a profitable org otherwise

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