Holcomb cleared of ethics violations by inspector general’s office

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3 thoughts on “Holcomb cleared of ethics violations by inspector general’s office

  1. Hmm no “business” relationship? Guess helping to elect him as governor with 7.6million is not a relationship. Sad Spectacle got to write this off as in-kind donation at the outrageous amount of $55,000.
    I believe Gov Holcomb is doing a reasonably good job. And I truly hate hearing this. RGA should be taken to task on things like this.

  2. Apparently all it takes to avoid ethics violations in Indiana is to conduct your influence-peddling via organizations that are set up to do influence-peddling. “No ethics problem here!”

    Meanwhile, there’s common sense: Holcomb received free private-jet flights, and Ratcliff received Holcomb’s signature on a bill that will benefit him financially.

    I, too, had thought Holcomb might be above this. Disappointing.

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