Club for Growth endorses Mike Braun for governor

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17 thoughts on “Club for Growth endorses Mike Braun for governor

    1. Not only will Indiana go backwards (think Alabama, Missisippi, and Louisiana), but Braun will make Tommy Tuberville look like a rocket scientist.

    2. Scary isn’t it?! Just think, we could get California’s Patrick Bateman and boldly move toward toward a complete legalization of shoplifting, because, with West Coast “restorative justice” nobody ever feels the need to commit crimes anymore. This is far too progressive for Hoosier hayseeds.

      Or, keeping it Midwestern, a real salt-of-the-earth leader like J.B. Pritzker (of the “Pritzker Architecture Prize”) whose family’s net worth really explains his ability to relate to the median person in his state: probably less than a college degree, paying off a mortgage for a 3BR home, lives in a suburb of 30K within 10 miles of a city over 150K. And why people are just flocking to Illinois in droves.

      I don’t even really much like Braun. But man he goes up in my estimates when IBJ’s gaggle of intellectual luminaries get this rankled.

      “Mississippi of the Midwest”–you can’t make this stuff up! California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, New York would all kill to have Mississippi’s comparatively straightforward social problems.

    3. Lauren – mississippi has the lowest qualify of life in America….. the states you named are all in the top 15…

      It’s weird to say the people living longer, with better salaries are the idiots?

    4. Frankie, I guess you’ll have to explain to folks in California, Illinois, New York, and Oregon how good they’ve got it. Because people keep leaving. They all are suffering a net loss in population. And Washington is flat after being fast-growing for many years.

      Maybe they aren’t moving to Mississippi–I never said it has a high quality of life–but they’re likely moving to not very forward-thinking places like Texas, Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Georgia.

      What’s a “better salary” worth if you’re in California and only 15% can afford homes at their median price?

  1. 5, high quality, well funded, Republicans running for Governor!!! The May primary will be about the most fun a political person can have. I have not made my choice yet. I look forward to hearing more from all of them. Indiana is on a roll and I’ll be voting for the person I believe is best suited to continue and accelerate our growth.

    One factor that is crucial to growth is “quality of life”. We need to have better roads, policing, education, parks, trails, festivals, etcetera. We need more people born here, staying here and moving here.

    1. “High quality”? Please.

      Today’s Indiana Republican Party has no interest in meaningful, transformative quality of life improvements for Indiana. They want to be the Mississippi of the Midwest.

      Their only interest is cutting taxes yet again and social legislation.

    1. But to quote his debate – “I OWNED A BUSINESS AND ILL DO WHATEVER TRUMP TELLS ME TO”

      Who could have expected this outcome?

  2. Can you imagine Mike Braun and Jim Banks as Indiana’s leadership moving forward (or more accurately backwards).
    Brace yourself for the ideology circus coming to town while both vie for speaking time on Fox News.

    1. Brent, the story doesn’t say David Koch is is supporting Braun. It says Americans for Prosperity was funded by Koch. Many people continue to fund organizations after they die.

    2. One Koch brother is still alive and is carrying on the legacy of economic neo-liberalism that benefits big business by keeping labor costs down…often by replacing native born labor with immigrants. Pure sleazebag move, but, as many of us have said for years, aside from being about the same age, Charles Koch and George Soros agree on about 80% of the same sleazebag principles.

  3. So Braun has locked up the Billionaires yearning to be Oligarchs PAC’s . Even more reasons for the people to oppose him. We don’t want their puppet to be our Governor.

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