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Jefferson Shreve is determined to buy himself a political office. Someday we all might find out “why” other than the reasons we all surmise.
His campaign got really nasty, really fast. It went from “I care about Indianapolis and its people” and firearms legislation to “screw cities, more guns!” Really shows that he has no principles, he’ll just say whatever he needs to try to get elected.
It doesn’t matter how much of their riches Shreve and Goodrich spend to promote themselves and their far-right, extremist positions. They will never earn my respect or vote.