Ex-Kevin McCarthy aide to run for Indiana’s 5th Congressional District

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9 thoughts on “Ex-Kevin McCarthy aide to run for Indiana’s 5th Congressional District

  1. If he wants to “restore conservative values, respect the Constitution, and stop overspending” he must not be a Republican since it doesn’t appear they have much interest in any of these. He became disillusioned with Washington but now can’t wait to get back…heres a tip. Things haven’t gotten any better.

    1. Certainly the McCarthy wing of the Republican party has no interest in this. They’re little more than the Dem party in slow motion.

  2. If UAW negotiations end well for the workers, Indiana’s 5th could turn a lot more blue from Kokomo, Muncie, and Anderson. Carmel and Fishers are turning more blue every year, it seems.

    1. Hitler was a radical trade union leader, Mussolini was a communist party bigwig…but propaganda works wonders on the smooth-brained.

  3. well, no, Lauren B. I don’t believe you’re correct regarding Hitler or Mussolini. Mussolini was a Socialist, which being possessed, no doubt, of a highly textured brain, you know to not be the same as a Communist. He left the Italian Socialist party and became a Fascist. Hitler was not a trade unionist in the traditional sense. The NAZI party attempted to be a party of the workers and people and so a quasi trade union, but in fact when Hitler came to power in 1933, some 13 years after creating the NAZI party, he almost immediately abolished all trade unions in Germany except the approved German Labor Front, which was created by the NAZI party. So to say Hitler was a trade unionist is akin to calling Donald Trump a trade unionist because he seeks to create an alliance with union members to be elected. Communist? maybe we should ask Victoria Sparz just how she got to go to all those big universities in her native Ukraine prior to the Orange Revolution, when Ukraine was a Communist puppet of Russia.

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