Outgoing secretary of state lands new gig with communications firm

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4 thoughts on “Outgoing secretary of state lands new gig with communications firm

  1. Secretary of State Office is getting a major downgrade with her departure. Her replacement by a Republican Party gadfly caused the creation of an appointed Chief Deputy Secretary of State position to put a minder in place to run the Secretary of State Office. I wonder how much that is costing the taxpayers ?

    1. Putting aside the train wreck that will be the Diego Morales era, which will cause the Legislature to strip the power to do anything outside of paying for an Ultimate wash at Crew Carwash from the office …

      Shouldn’t there be some kind of cooling off period?

  2. Public records reported on in the media revealed Morales voted twice in 2018 in Hendricks county while claiming a homestead property tax credit for his primary residence in Marion county. What happened to Former Secretary of State Charlie White for violating election law so also happen to Morales ousted for violating the election law . Are the Republicans one party government trying to squash and cover up the mess they elected to the Secretary of State Office ?

  3. Quality people and good government are no longer important to Republican voters. Blind adherence to serial liar Trump is the new litmus test for Republican candidates. Shame on Indiana voters who deliberately put an unqualified man in public office and rejected a decent public servant.

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