Water issues, pipeline play into Statehouse leader’s primary loss

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7 thoughts on “Water issues, pipeline play into Statehouse leader’s primary loss

    1. Given the low information advertising (fear and innuendo) that the GOP is doing and the rabid base that turns out for primaries, that is almost certainly true.

  1. Hoosiers are soooooo dumb. But that’s redundant. Please continue to oppose these developments. And watch them go to states that would be happy to have them. IN is one of the most backward states in the country. Great universities. But watch all the graduates leave the state. IN has the infrastructure to compete on a global level…it’s the Hoosiers holding the state back. I urge LLY to move to a state more supportive of its developments.

    1. My Hoosier ancestors arrived here soon after Indiana was granted statehood. They were settlers. Sadly, many of today’s Hoosier are also settlers – folks who are happy to “settle” for mediocrity.

  2. And…you all know the kids we went to school with…who always ate paste in kindergarten and first grade. These morons are now the adults taking over. Am so sick of this. This country is in serious trouble.

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