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Rokita is disgusting. A waste of human flesh.
I do not agree with Mr. Rokita, and feel the governor is correct to want the law thrown out, but calling Mr. Rokita a waste of human flesh is a terrible way to show your disdain.
The lack of civility between dissenting views is one of America’s worst problems.
Larry C. you make a valid point, but considering the history of Mr. Rokita’s spewing of vitriol, I can understand why Michael G. expressed that opinion. Mr. Rokita may not be a waste of human flesh, but he certainly is a waste as a public servant. He is a panderer to the extreme and will do anything to keep on the government dole – even so far as trying to keep his private job while employed as Indiana’s A.G.
Lawyers must not have even the appearance of impropriety – Rokita should have faced sanctions from the bar for that.
It is telling, is it not when everyone commenting on a story essentially agrees. Check out the stories form 2017 about how Rokita treated his staff. I think we are fortunate to have Eric Holcomb as Governor, and maybe not so fortunate in some other areas