State lawmakers advance bill to allow curbside pickup of alcohol

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4 thoughts on “State lawmakers advance bill to allow curbside pickup of alcohol

    1. If you pay enough money in the state of Indiana and call it “campaign contributions”, you can get the state to offer you whatever competitive advantages you want. Recall these are the same liquor stores who told us that civilization as we knew it was going to end if we had Sunday sales of alcohol and fought that for years.

    2. I’m sure it was just a coincidence that Ben Smaltz was donated $10,150 by the Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers and they just happen to be his top contributor.

      And I’m sure it just happened to be a coincidence that Smaltz authored the bill a few years ago that took away the legal loophole that Ricker’s convenience stores was using to sell cold beer.

      It’s amazing the return on investment that lobbyists get in the state of Indiana. They don’t have to donate very much money to get a big impact from their donations… or to get a legislator to do their bidding.

      https://justfacts.votesmart.org/candidate/campaign-finance/84643/ben-smaltz

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