Three Democratic incumbents on City-County Council defeated

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12 thoughts on “Three Democratic incumbents on City-County Council defeated

  1. Nice to see a little touch of democracy making the comfortable incumbents a little less comfortable. Good to see Zach Adamson gone.

    1. Don’t worry, Aaron F, Republicans like Aaron Freeman are more than willing to override local rule when it’s convenient.

      Maybe if the Marion County Republican Party wasn’t a clown show they’d win elections against goofball Democrats.

    1. If you had evidence of corruption, why wouldn’t you present it? Otherwise this is just a smear, and your unsupported allegation reflects mainly on you.

    2. It’s not fair to criticize Aaron Freeman for corruption if you can’t produce evidence.

      It’s totally fair to call him astronomically dumb because he continues to not deliver the road funding that Indianapolis needs while fighting the best option for fixing large chunks of Indianapolis’ roads, mass transit and bus lanes.

      Freeman would rather have two lanes filled with potholes than one lane paved by the federal government and one lane dedicated to buses.

      He’s all for local control until it’s stupid. That’s the kind of thing you say when you know you’d get a Jim Merritt style drubbing if you ran for mayor because you’re a caricature of a politician, and you couldn’t carry a paper clip compared to Lugar, Hudnut, or Daniels.

    3. Why resort to lies and unfounded speculation when the public record of incompetence does the job just as well?

  2. Hey Richard S., do a little digging into the numerous campaign contributions coming from Ray Skillman, himself, and in the names of a multitude of other Ray Skillman employees. It’s pretty easy to connect the dots between these contributions and Mr. Freeman’s never ending battle against IndyGo and, more recently, his bizarre reasoning against the proposal to limit “rights on red” in downtown Indy. Also, the man is a petulant child and I’m not sure he has a sufficient level of intelligence required to represent anyone as a public official.

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