Meet the new Republican lawmakers in the Indiana General Assembly

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6 thoughts on “Meet the new Republican lawmakers in the Indiana General Assembly

    1. Clark, Joe will make up a manifesto about sacred protocols in place to save the integrity of the Republic, but the real reason is a special election would have exceptionally low turnout which would allow the Democrat machine to mandate, um, I mean mobilize Joe’s union buddies to the polls and maybe get a couple Democrats elected.

    2. Sure, Chuck, because all of the areas are so purple that could happen.

      Perfect, Ford, and Frye were unopposed.

      Sandlin won 53-47 but his district was redrawn to be more friendly.

      Your dream scenario isn’t going to happen. What, afraid of giving the voters a choice in who elects them?

    3. Clark – to put it briefly, I think that you shouldn’t hold be able to hold office without first facing the voters.

      Greg Goode won’t face the voters for three years. The benefits of incumbency that he has should be granted by voters, not unelected party officials.

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