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It will be nice for me to stop ragging on the governor to my young children who basically only have known Holcomb when we get the breath of fresh air Braun.
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This is one of those objectively good things about Holcomb’s administration. You would think a “business person” like Braun would understand the value of human connection and in-person interaction.