Huge field of Republicans lines up in 5th Congressional District primary

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3 thoughts on “Huge field of Republicans lines up in 5th Congressional District primary

  1. Love how the anti-LGBT candidates are always the ones who are the most outspokenly religious. Right Micah? Take down THOSE people. And Carl Brizzi? Seriously? You think we have forgotten your criminal past? And your #1 goal is to hold China responsible for Covid 19?! Pander pander pander to the rightist of the far right-wing fringe.

  2. Of the 7 of the 15 candidates Lindsey Erdody featured in “Get To Know The Candidates” for The House in the 5th district, I question her degradation of Carl Brizzi with her headline “Terrible time in life causes Brizzi to change”. Only 3 other headlines were used in the article, no others were as negative. If you’d take a magic marker and eliminate the charges he was accused of being guilty of, only one turned against Carl. As I read it, his law license was suspended for 30 days, Remember, both the Obamas voluntarily gave up their law licenses to avoid Federal charges of influence peddling. They still can not practice law; but Mr Brizzi can. The rest of the article about Carl, while Prosecutor, points out all the good things he did and accomplished; including a high conviction rate for narcotics and sex crime cases. I admire him for being frank about his depression. It takes a lot of courage to admit and conquor your shortcomings. Thank goodness for his wife Kim for keeping his head above water and get back up on. his feet. Overall Lindsey Erdody’s seemed to stay true to the facts and described each candidate well. Best of luck to all the candidates, especially Mr. Brizzi. – Steven Pettinga Indianapolis

  3. Thanx for the wrap-up. The consistency of the questions made it a rather easy and interesting read.

    One glaring error: Titles (whether associated with a degree, political office, etc) should not be a part of the person’s name. Case in point, the use of “Dr.” prior to Chuck Dietzen is improper.
    Stick to the use of candidate by name only.

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