Trump endorses Republican challenger to Indiana redistricting foe

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  1. Republicans should at the very least re-elect the Senators who voted against redistricting, and stick it to the election-rigger-in-chief. Or better yet, elect competitive Democrats or Independents who represent 69% of voter party affiliations in Indiana, yet Republicans represent 80% of the Senate seats due to extreme gerrymandering. The House is 70% Republican.
    Thank you, signed
    Disenfranchised

  2. Trump has done such a great job nationally, and internationally, its no wonder he cares about Indiana. When will the MAGA congresspeople step up and put a stop to all of this fury. He is tearing our country apart and thos who an effect just sit and watch. They should be tossed at the next election.

  3. Trump is a proven bully and adult child. He wants his name on literally everything (class of ship, Kennedy Center, new Washington footbal stadium, dollar bill, any and every new “plan”, etc), throws tantrums when he does not get his way (Indiana redistricting, Greenland), and is a proven danger to the U.S.’s allies (NATO, Canada, Mexico, etc.) And don’t forget the tantrum over not getting a Nobel Peace Prize which he thinks he should have. I will support anyone not endorsed by Trump and his whimpering group of cowardess supporters.

  4. Davis’ record speaks for itself. Let’s check out what legislation she’s involed with this session:

    – Special license plates for former legislators.
    – Mandating the teaching of the Bible in Indiana schools.
    – Displaying the ten commandments.
    – Helping schools raise money by letting them display ads on school buses.
    – Shortens the period for early voting

    I never thought I’d say such a thing, but legislators like Davis make me miss Woody Burton.

    https://iga.in.gov/legislative/2026/legislators/legislator_michelle_davis_1/

    1. Ads on school buses? Just what is needed – to distact drivers around school children. If this isn’t the bottom, then it’s close.

  5. Q: When is a non-endorsement actually an endorsement? A. When Trump endorses a flawed opponent just out of spite. This must be music to Sen. Walker’s ears.

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