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Howey Politics Indiana July 18, 2019: HPI Interview with Gov. Holcomb; Horse Race: Hogsett's Hudnut ad; Colwell Column: Dems take Trump's race bait; Howey Column: GOP owns Trump tropes; Claybourn Col: A Planned Parenthood coup
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Howey Politics Indiana July 11, 2019: Myers enters INGov race as Holcomb sits on $7.2M; Horse Race: Hackett, Hale launch CD bids; Dunn Col: Remembering the moonshot; Foughty Col: Pvt. Bayh & Lt. Lugar rare Hoosier pols at Arlington.
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Howey Politics Indiana June 28, 2019: Sen. Harris, Buttigieg emerge in debate 2; Colwell Column: Knowing St. O'Neill; Horse Race: 3rd CD Dems host Cornfield Conference; INGov updates; Westercamp challenges AG Hill; IN marijuana prohibition.
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Howey Politics Indiana June 18, 2019: HPI Analysis: Gauging the Trump reelect; Dunn Column: It's the economy, stupid; HPI Horse Race: Brooks sets off 5th CD scramble; Mayor Pete's big June; Howey Col: Buttigieg the internationalist; Friedman Col: Warren's great idea;
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  • Pence vows to return to the moon on 50th anniversary

    Pence vows to return to the moon on 50th anniversary

    "Standing before you today, I am proud to report, at the direction of the president of the United States of America, America will return to the moon within the next five years, and the next man and the first woman on the moon will be American astronauts. We’re going back." - Vice President Mike Pence, speaking at Cape Canaveral observing the 50th anniversary of NASA astronaut and Purdue graduate Neil Armstrong walking on the moon. Pence is seen here with astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who followed Armstrong on to the moon surface on July 20, 1969.
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  • Epstein, Acosta and the perversion of power

    Epstein, Acosta and the perversion of power

    For those of you wondering why Labor Secretary Alex Acosta resigned Friday despite President Trump's assertion that he is a "great labor secretary," spend 15 minutes to read Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown's "Perversion of Justice: How a future Trump Cabinet member gave a serial sex abuser the deal of a lifetime." You'll learn that District Attorney Acosta bowed to the demands of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's all-star legal team, cut "an extraordinary plea agreement that would conceal the full extent of Epstein’s crimes and the number of people involved." This is about a lurid a tale of crime and power as I've ever read. While this was going on, Epstein's enforcers were tracking down witnesses and journalists, issuing threats.

    Brown writes: "Not only would Epstein serve just 13 months in the county jail, but the deal — called a non-prosecution agreement — essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe into whether there were more victims and other powerful people who took part in Epstein’s sex crimes." We are learning that Epstein's circles included dozens if not hundreds of underage girls, recruiters, presidents, princes and the rich and famous.

    Florida State Sen. Lauren Book, asks: “Where is the righteous indignation for these women? Where are the protectors? Who is banging down the doors of the secretary of labor, or the judge or the sheriff’s office in Palm Beach County, demanding justice and demanding the right to be heard?"

    Of course President Trump said of Epstein in 2002, “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy. He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." Wink-wink. That was three years before Trump's infamous Access Hollywood comment (if you're rich and famous, "you can grab them by their pussy") and five years before Acosta's plea deal with Epstein. It begs the question, What would Mother think?  - Brian A. Howey, publisher
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