John Rust joins to discuss his lawsuit to get on the ballot to run for US Senate

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🗓️ 21 September 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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0:23.7	93 to the BBC.
0:25.1	It is the Kendall and Casey show.
0:26.8	I'm Rob Casey, your special guest in studio.
0:30.5	His name is John Rust.
0:32.2	He has filed a lawsuit in regards to his US Senate campaign, challenging
0:37.4	election laws in the state of Indiana.
0:40.7	And Casey, you know, we've talked about this before he introduced John.
0:44.4	Look, I don't know whether I agree with the guy's politics or not.
0:46.5	I do know that I'm on his team because our election laws in this state, they suck.
0:50.4	Yeah, they do seem a little bit hypocritical.
0:52.6	Candidates past two primary elections must be cast with the party.
0:56.2	The candidate is affiliated with or the county chair has to sign off.
1:01.4	Like you have to get approval from somebody.
1:03.6	If you voted differently in previous elections, yeah.
1:06.2	Well, the biggest part of this is they take public money.
1:08.2	They being the parties to facilitate their election, the Democrats and Republicans.
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