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Mike Braun and the Indiana General Assembly managed to do the seemingly impossible: Unite the Left and the Right in Indiana over a common cause. The cause is the property tax reform bill which passed the Senate in the dead of night and the governor signed the next day. Conservatives feel betrayed by the governor for not supplying the meaningful property tax relief he promised over the last year. Liberals are upset over reductions in funding to local governments, primarily schools. Can the governor recover from millions of outraged Hoosiers? Rob Kendall, Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, and Jim Merritt discuss on this week's Statehouse Happenings.
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Indiana State Rep. Ed DeLaney, who coined the phrase "Braun Math" when pointing out the flaws of the amended Senate Bill 1, joins Kendall and Casey to discuss why he thinks this bill is bad for Hoosiers.
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Democratic former President Joe Biden on Tuesday made his first major speech since leaving the White House in January, defending the Social Security Administration as the Trump administration cuts agency staff and shutters some of its offices.
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Weekdays from 9 AM to Noon on 93.1 WIBC, Brian Baker and Johnette Cruz take the biggest stories of the day, national, statewide, and right here at home, and break down what they really mean for Hoosiers in central Indiana. It's local-leaning talk that mixes the issues with lifestyle and a whole lot of fun.
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