Indiana attorney general candidates spar over ad allegations

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4 thoughts on “Indiana attorney general candidates spar over ad allegations

  1. I’m over Rokita. He’s treated the State like his personal meme to elevate himself on the political stage with poorly-planned and ineffective stunts that only make our State look bad. Meanwhile, he loses $700 million in Medicaid funds and somehow gets an award for his “Medicaid Fraud Unit.” What a joke.

    Rokita is irresponsible, expensive, and selfish. He has done nothing but fail upwards and his colleagues in law can’t stand him. The vast, vast majority of attorneys manage to go through their entire career without receiving disciplinary filings, but Rokita has accumulated multiple in a few years.

    I’ve seen enough and I’m voting for Wells.

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