Indiana U.S. Senate candidate says he smoked pot at concerts

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4 thoughts on “Indiana U.S. Senate candidate says he smoked pot at concerts

  1. That Indiana is “woefully behind” is indeed an understatement. But many, if not all, do expect and desire positive changes to benefit all Indiana residents as well as the nation.

    That one acknowledges having smoked pot is irrelevant. Many serving in the Statehouse have done so and some likely continue to do so. What is of critical importance is a functioning government with representatives focused on issues to benefit citizens, communities, and corporations. Governments does not need buffoons that create chaos, insult, and refuse to adhere to civil discourse. Disagreements, alternative proposals, and constructive criticism reflect acceptable behaviour.

    Any representative acting in such a manner to be booted from Social Media due to rude, disrespectful, and sophomoric rants is an embarrassment.

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