Adrianne Slash: Hogsett’s Hudnut ads are misleading

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2 thoughts on “Adrianne Slash: Hogsett’s Hudnut ads are misleading

  1. I completely agree with you. Hogsett knows he hasn’t provided what the city needs. He tends to react rather than be proactive. Our neighborhoods are suffering. Problem is, there isn’t a strong opponent to challenge him. All his Hudnut ad does is further alienate me and I’m sure other voters. I voted for Hogsett. I thought what he promised would be good for the city, but he hasn’t delivered. He reacts. That’s not what we need. I am afraid that Hudnut was a one in a lifetime mayor. I truly hope not.

  2. We need a mayor with bold ideas as Hudnut did. I believe Indy is fading
    into obscurity or being non relevant as a big city.

    We need.
    hunters that will bring jobs to Indy
    architectural art built into new buildings downtown
    Bold new art and architecture in our parks

    Hudnut was a visionary. Hogsett is a reactionary.

    Bold new vision and steps are what we need.

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