So the Republicans in Indiana clearly don't want any part of accountability, so we got

to take matters into our own hands and the next guy with us has some ideas.

This is Kendall and Casey Show, I'm Rob Kebs here, Tony Kennett, and for Casey today,

very pleased to be joined in studio by Dr. Dan Stocky is the head honcho over at Citizens

Coalition for Legislative Accountability.

Dan, how are you, my friend?

Good, thanks for having me underneath, guys.

All right, so tell us very quickly about, because we want to get into your ideas about

the group, Citizens Coalition for Legislative Accountability, and what you guys are trying

to do.

So we're a group of groups, actually.

Oh, great.

Yeah, who have, uh, strengthened numbers.

That's right, gotten together, uh, to promote an idea of changing the rules and the chambers

of the House and the Senate at the state level, hopefully at the federal level eventually,

but right now we're in Indiana only, with the idea of making it so that legislators

can't hide from debate and voting.

I love this, because we see this all the time at Tony and I talk about this quite a bit,

where you have guys who will, uh, these leaders in the House, the Senate, where there's

something that the people might be for that would be good for society, that would be good

for the taxpayers, but hey, some special interests certainly doesn't want it.

And they ensure that that bill never sees the light of day.

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