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Howey Politics Indiana June 20, 2018 sponsored by Harcourt Industries: Horse Race: INDem 2020 gov wide open; Howey Column: The party of Simpson; Carter Column: The New Children's Crusade; HPI Interviews with John Zody, Kyle Hupfer and Rep. Tim Ryan
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Howey Politics Indiana June 14, 2018 sponsored by Harcourt Industries: Horse Race: Senate tossup; Friedman Column: Dems will ignore arcane issues; Foughty Col: Wild '68 INDem convention; James Col: GOP stays in the closet
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Howey Politics Indiana June 7, 2018 sponsored by Harcourt Industries: HPI Interview: Rep. Brooks in wake of West MS; Horse Race: Holcomb says delegates to determine plank: Claybourn column: Welcome to Evansville; Marcus Col: Trump breaks jobs protocol
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Howey Politics Indiana May 31, 2018 sponsored by Harcourt Industries: HPI INterview: Mike Braun; Howey Column: Awake with the what ifs? Horse Race: INHouse forecasts; Horse Race: Trump signs Donnelly bill; James Col: Trump on the Tippecanoe.
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  • Holcomb responds to SCOTUS ruling on Internet sales tax

    Holcomb responds to SCOTUS ruling on Internet sales tax

    “A lot about our world and economy has changed in the 26 years since our nation’s highest court last ruled on this issue,” Holcomb said Thursday. “With the incredible evolution of technologies and the growth of internet sales, this Supreme Court ruling will help level the playing field between our Hoosier-based companies that operate retail stores and out-of-state companies that sell products and services online in our state. We’re taking a careful look at the ruling to better understand its implications for Indiana.” - Gov. Eric Holcomb, reacting to the U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing states to collect sales tax from on-line retailers. Indiana passed a law in 2017 anticipating the rule, with the state expecting $77 million to come in from e-commerce annually.
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  • The First Lady's message

    The First Lady's message

    American First Ladies almost always assume a role and much of it is messaging. For Nancy Reagan, it was “Just say no” to drugs. Betty Ford gave us a compassionate path to those savaged by addiction. Laura Bush was all about literacy. Lady Bird Johnson urged littered and dumpy America to clean up its act.

    And Melania Trump? She remains a mystery to most of us with her Sphinx-like mannerisms. But she is also a messenger, though often we don’t know what to make of her signals. Who can forget Donald Trump’s debate with Hillary Clinton right after we learned from the Access Hollywood audio that women will let rich tycoons do what he wants (“you can grab ‘em by the pussy”)? Mrs. Trump showed up wearing a pink Gucci pussy bow, creating even more of a stir when she shook hands with President Bubba. Perhaps she was trying to tell us it’s really OK to grab ‘em … or maybe it was a rebuke to his cheatin’ heart. We simply don’t know.

    After torrents of President Trump’s snide and vicious tweets, First Lady Trump decided to make bullying her prime issue, saying, “Our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. We must treat each other with respect and kindness.” Ya think?

    Then came McAllen, Tex., just hours after President Trump ended immigrant child separation with the stroke of a pen (after weeks saying only Democrats could). The former fashion model showed up wearing a cheap jacket on a muggy day reading “I really don’t care, do U?” as 2,300 kids were incarcerated by the U.S. government nearby and who knows where else.

    The First Lady’s flak told us “there was no hidden message,” but President Trump contradicted, saying his wife was flipping off the news media, saying she “has learned how dishonest they are, and she truly no longer cares!” Show up at the scene of U.S. policy that has truly disturbed folks across the spectrum, and tell us all you really don’t care, even as we learn the U.S. government has lost track of many of this tormented kids. Got it. Classy. -     Brian A. Howey, publisher
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