Indy mayoral campaign ads escalate attacks over public safety, gun control

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11 thoughts on “Indy mayoral campaign ads escalate attacks over public safety, gun control

    1. Because Indianapolis is the state capital. The engine of central Indiana’s economy and spirit . This legislature needs a moral and policy counterbalance. It makes a difference.

    2. The legislature is barely literate. And Shreve has openly said on record he won’t attempt to work with the legislature because it’s too difficult.

    3. With all due respect, I believe he’s not going to try because the Legislature is never going to listen.

    4. Joe – exactly what I want from a candidate accepting defeat before a vote is even cast…

  1. LOL. The IBJ public relations firm pulling muscles trying to prop up their candidate. “Racial justice protests” and “demonstrations”. No, “journalists”, they were violent Democrat riots. Hogsett and Saint Andre, and the CC idiots WERE all absent because it was their voters doing the rioting.

    1. The IBJ is co-owned by a guy (Nate Feldman) who worked in the Mitch Daniels administration and is on the board of the Liberty Fund.

      The previous owners were/are also all local Republicans.

      And they’re propping up Joe Hogsett … why?

  2. This article comes off as two 5th grade girls fighting and we get to hear one side of the story told to the principal. I am well aware of who owns the paper, but whoever wrote this article in no way, shape or form did it from a neutral position. This is 100% to appear that Jefferson is a blubbering idiot, and that Hogsett was and does have it all under control, and most people do know better. So, don’t speak to us is the word bunch of idiots who fall in line as instructed.

  3. Why has no one been reminded that when the “defund the police parade” swept the country Big Joey said he would allocate IMPD funds to social service organizations? Asking for a friend. (Yes, since then he has tried to play catch up by upping funding but too late to repair the damage done to the police.)

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