Indiana House committee chair assignments announced

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3 thoughts on “Indiana House committee chair assignments announced

    1. Eh, I’m happy that Pressel is back. We’re at the point where IN’s government only works because of a handful of semi-reasonable, moderate committee chairs. Pressel is one of them.

      I was furious with Pressel’s decision to pass Aaron Freeman’s Blue Line killer out of committee; however, it seemed as if Pressel was acting on higher orders (aka from Speaker Huston). Huston probably just wanted Aaron Freeman (and friends) out of his hair, because the bill was quickly amended to save the Blue Line after it made it to the full house.

      Freeman had tried to poison pill the Blue Line three of the previous four years (or something like that), and the only year that he didn’t try to pass a direct Blue Line poison pill, he wrote legislation that gave pretext for his Blue Line attack the following year. Every version of the bill prior to last session was killed by Pressel. It was time for Huston & the full house to stop years of chaos and resolve the ‘issue’. (And I assume that the Senate would’ve retaliated on some other bill had Huston not done what he did.)

      Anyway, I trust that Pressel will be one of the more reasonable Republicans regarding road funding when the Legislature addresses the issue next year.

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