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My INsnyde Take: Even Evan Bayh Thinks Braun’s Redistricting Is A Circus
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Former Senator and Governor Evan Bayh didn’t mince words when asked about Indiana’s mid-cycle redistricting stunt — calling it what it is: unprecedented and wrong. Speaking with Gary Snyder, Bayh said he’d never seen or heard of a state redrawing maps mid-decade, and that none of the presidents he served with — Republican or Democrat — would ever dream of asking a governor to pull something that shady. As Bayh put it, if JD Vance is really coming to Indiana to twist arms for Trump’s latest gerrymander fantasy, it’ll only fire up Democrats. “Thanks, but no thanks,” he quipped about how he’d respond to such a demand — a line that perfectly sums up how most Hoosiers feel about Washington trying to rig Indiana’s political map for partisan gain. |
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Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott Boots ICE Off City Property Let me be clear: Hammond does not have any agreements or partnerships with ICE that authorize them to use our city’s facilities or property for their operations. It is deeply concerning that federal agents would enter and use Hammond’s property without permission—especially when the Federal Courthouse is located just one block west of our police headquarters.
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Vouchers Up, Teachers Down: Indiana’s Education Shell Game Indiana’s grand “school choice” experiment has turned into a public education heist. While 93% of Hoosier kids still attend public schools, private academies are grabbing 36% of new education funding—nearly half a billion taxpayer dollars in the latest cycle. |
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Poll shows majority of Hoosiers are not for redistricting A majority of Hoosiers think redrawing the maps of the state's congressional districts right now is the wrong way to go. That's according to a poll by Independent Indiana, a nonprofit focused on getting Independents elected in the state. |
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The Label Is Wrong Several media outlets recently reported on a Gallup poll finding that forty-three percent of Americans think the current Supreme Court is “too conservative.” Excuse me, but that finding is an example of a fundamental misperception that infests current American debates, and keeps our political arguments unilluminating and unproductive.
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ICE GONE WILD... Out of control ICE agent yells 'do something, b----' before shooting Chicago woman 5 times |
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Joe Rogan Trashes ICE Barbie’s Immigration Stunts in Podcast Rant In the latest episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, the 58-year-old, who endorsed Donald Trump in the 2024 election, was joined by comedian Duncan Trussell. The pair began to discuss the harsh new immigration measures enforced by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
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Jack Ciattarelli Pushed to Strip Job Protections from Local Health Workers During his time in the New Jersey Assembly, Jack Ciattarelli pushed legislation that would have stripped city health workers of their long-standing labor protections. In a 2013 interview, he acknowledged that he wanted to remove civil service and tenure rules so that municipalities could downsize local health departments and shift services to county control. |
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More Falling Behind on Car Payments... Since the pandemic, buyers on auto-dealer lots have encountered surging sticker prices and smaller incentives from automakers to lessen the blow. To afford an automobile, more consumers, especially lower-income families, have resorted to buying used cars and taking out longer loans.
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Indiana looks to protect top 10 ranking against Oregon Saturday's clash between No. 7 Indiana and No. 3 Oregon is the first top 10 matchup for a Hoosier football program that has managed to carry the momentum of a surprise resurgence in 2024 into a flawless start in 2025.
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Colts kicker Spencer Shrader out for the season with knee injury Late in the second quarter, Raiders safety Tristin McCollum ran into Shrader's right knee during an extra point attempt. The Colts went for 2 on each of their remaining touchdown drives in part because they would have needed a replacement for holder Rigoberto Sanchez, the backup kicker.
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