Todd Rokita to replace Curtis Hill on GOP ticket for Indiana attorney general

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13 thoughts on “Todd Rokita to replace Curtis Hill on GOP ticket for Indiana attorney general

  1. This was a given when Todd Rokita entered the race. These women went out and got drunk with Hill in the wee hours. If they no longer enjoyed his company, they could have left.There were no criminal charges. He’s been railroaded by the Republicans. I hope he rises in the party in the future, as one night in a bar should not define his future. I’m sorry to see him go. Come back, Curtis! You have supporters, and I had planned to vote for you. Now, I don’t care about the AG race at all.

  2. Not voting for Holcomb’s stooge Ratkita!

    They better have means for a write in vote! Otherwise RINO Holcomb just gave the office to the Dems.

    I think that was the intent and purpose in the first place as to get someone that will rubber stamp a lot of liberal left agendas over traditional Hoosier Values!

  3. I’ve noticed that Republicans seem to have an even stronger opinion about Rokita than Democrats. He has a reputation of being unscrupulous in his pursuit of power (even by career politician standards). Especially within the Indiana GOP.

  4. Sad to hear this. Curtis Hill is an honorable man, a great leader, and has so much promise. I still feel God will exonerate him. Too many good men get falsely accused by women who have an agenda, and that was obviously the case here. In this day of empowered women, I find it hard to believe these women wouldn’t have taken action–such as move away–if someone were groping them. But then maybe they were a little drunk. I won’t vote for Rokita either, especially since Gov. Holcomb is behind him. Curtis Hill, I expect to see you run for governor before long. We need a man who is tough on crime and against abortion.

  5. This is so sad. The man who garnered more Indiana votes than any candidate for any state office in 2016, outpacing even Donald Trump, gets brought down by the cultural milquetoast power brokers in the Republican Party. Asinine. I’m ashamed to admit I’m a Republican in this instance; the party just can’t seem to take two steps forward in appealing to black voters without taking three steps back. Bummer. I know Todd Rokita, have talked with him one on one many times, personally like him, and have voted for him every time he’s been on the ballot, but this is an outrage. The party should be ashamed of itself.

    Carry on, Mr. Hill!

  6. Republicans celebrating the victory of Rokita over Hill – Republicans should be so proud that this was the best they could do. Mr. Rokita is a vapid individual who will say and do anything to continue to live off taxpayers dollars while all the time claiming to be a free market individual. This guy has never seen a government job he could pass up.
    I am sure that Indiana voters will continue to vote Republican candidates in office even against their own best interest.
    Mr. Rokita will stoop to new lows in this campaign because he has learned that he really has no marketable skills in the real world and his only chance for economic survival is to once again turn to taxpayers to pay his mortgage.

    1. So Todd Rokita has been starving or living on welfare since he didn’t win the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in 2016, Gary? How do you know so much about his personal and financial life?

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