Solutions, Not Complaints
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Editor, Times-Union:
I have a question for Mr. Nayrocker. In your letter to the editor you say that Mr. Nisly was the first state legislator to call out the governor.
If Mr. Nisly thought that the governor was infringing on any Hoosier, why didn’t Mr. Nisly take the governor to court?
We don’t need a legislator, that sits on their hands and complains, we need someone that finds solutions to Hoosiers’ concerns.
Paul Fribley
Warsaw
