Attorney General Rokita plans to appeal ruling backing IPS in lawsuit over $1 law

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11 thoughts on “Attorney General Rokita plans to appeal ruling backing IPS in lawsuit over $1 law

    1. +1
      This guy never met an issue that he wasn’t on the wrong side of… What a joke. He’s an embarrassment to this entire state and people need to wake up and realize that. What happened to him when he was younger to mold him into such a person; utterly and completely lacking empathy, yet ripe with contempt & arrogance. The irony is that I’m sure he thinks he’s a good person… It begs the question who he’s truly beholden to. I hope one day we find out… But I hope it’s not too late.

  1. For the political Todd Rokita, as the second-to-last paragraph makes clear, he puts “parental rights” ahead of taxpayer value (i.e., the sale for $1 of a property worth hundreds of thousands of dollars paid for with our taxes).

    Both Rokita and the law passed by a GOP-controlled legislature that promotes such a ridiculous, lopsided assault on common sense are wrong, and need to be tossed aside.

    1. Rokita is trying to cover for the legislators writing a law with a loophole that IPS found and dared take advantage of.

      Maybe better legislators would have written better laws.

  2. Maybe they should ask the taxpayers that funded the buildings if they want their tax payer funded facilities going to for profit schools that also get funding for students but then kick them out one day or week after the funding deadline. Tell Todd and his charter school friends to stay in their lane. if they want buildings pay for it yourselves.

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