Brad Chambers gives his gubernatorial campaign $5 million boost

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10 thoughts on “Brad Chambers gives his gubernatorial campaign $5 million boost

  1. Winning campaigns is not rocket science. It’s all about fundamentals. It is not how much money you raise and spend, it is how you spend the money you raise. The name of the game is targeting your message to the 51% of the voters who can put you over the top (it’s called “going duck hunting where the ducks are”). Emphasize no more than three big issues, and talk about the problem, the solution, and how the target audience will benefit (hint: you’re not doing this to make Indiana better, you’re doing this to make the lives of people who live in Indiana better). Don’t get entangled with the opponents’ tactics or traps. Stick to your strategy and don’t divert from it.

  2. Some heavy hitting donors for a guy with NO real political experience. Buying an office remains in vogue!
    At least Braun has 6 years as a US senator experience, and also started out his campaign finances with just his own money.

    1. Relevance of Braun’s 4.5 years US Senate experience to Indiana Governor’s office = near zero. Chambers’ two years of high-level executive experience in State government is worth more. Plus, Chambers is not shouting “Trump!” at every turn.

  3. Apparently Holcomb doesn’t like Braun & Crouch. Chambers is very politically tied & has made millions off of politicians especially Jim Brainard in Carmel. I had a run in with Chambers about 14 years ago and he acted like I shouldn’t be questioning him. There is way too much money being spent on this race. Power and/or other benefits of the job definitely rule.

    1. Braun and Crouch are insane. So is Doden, but he hides it better (when he’s not hiding in Michigan).

  4. “At Buckingham, we aim to fully integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices that are aligned with our business strategy and stakeholder interests to help build better outcomes for our clients.” Sweet, he’s so conservative!

  5. If you want to hold the rubes in our legislature in check, vote McCormick. She’s our only possibility for stopping the gerrymandered hacks from further ruining our state.

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