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Cortes: ‘Holcomb proved, once again, that he is a fake conservative and a supplicant to big business'

By Bree Gonzales | Mar 25, 2022

Former Newsman host, Fox News contributor and Trump campaigner Steve Cortes is slamming Gov. Eric Holcomb about legislation related to girls' sports.

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Bucshon reaffirms support for Indiana's Right-to-Work laws

By Bree Gonzales | Oct 28, 2021

Larry Bucshon, U.S. Representative for Indiana's 8th congressional district, is in support of fellow Republicans' House Resolution that supports Right-to-Work laws.

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Former chief of staff: Trump, Pence are on speaking terms, they parted amicably

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 24, 2021

Donald Trump and Mike Pence are on speaking terms even after the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.

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Hundreds sign up for Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 22, 2021

More than 800 Hoosiers have already signed up for the Indiana Farm Bureau Health Plans (INFB), according to Hoosier AG Today.

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Banks introduces five bills against Chineses Communist Party

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 19, 2021

Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN), a former member of the House China Task Force in the 116th Congress, and newly elected chairman of the Republican Study Committee has recently introduced several pieces of legislation to counter the Chinese Communist Party.

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Huston: Lawson is a staunch advocate for the voice of Indiana voters

By Bree Gonzales | Feb 16, 2021

After Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson announced that she is resigning, House Speaker Todd Huston of Fishers released a statement in appreciation of the secretary of state’s commitment and tireless effort working for the people.

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Morris introduces bill to limit power of government imposing restrictions

By Bree Gonzales | Jan 27, 2021

Rep. Bob Morris of Fort Wayne has introduced HB 1519 which would put limits on state agencies and political subdivisions regarding imposing restrictions on businesses' hours of operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.