Indiana appeals court rules against former state Sen. Brent Waltz in long-simmering business dispute

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  1. Waltz brought this all on himself. His entire career was backed by gambling interests who wanted to take out Larry Borst. He was caught not living his district. More politicians should face his fate.

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