Politics! It's a big old club and you're not invited. Isn't that what George Carlin once said?

Something like that? He said something like that.

Close enough for government work.

It is the Kendall and Casey show. I'm Rob.

You're who? I'm Rob. You're Brad. Clopenstein

in for Casey today, Keb's here.

Look, there is a new article out in the Indiana Capitol Chronicle

and it details Brad Chambers, who is running for governor, who was the head of the IEDC, and this is why when we told

you when this guy announced how laughable it was that he is trying to portray himself as some sort of political

outsider simply because he had not run for public office before.

Brad, you are intricately familiar with the workings of

government. You're a guy who hangs out in all the circles even though you are a

Libertarian. Being the head of the IEDC, which Brad Chambers was, the Indiana Economic Development Corporation,

is arguably one of the three or four most powerful positions in all of state government.

Yes it is. Yes it is.

Yes it is.

They control a lot of money, a lot of money flows in and out of that agency

and they try to attract businesses to Indiana.

Yeah, so essentially their job, and have talked about this at at length about how

ridiculous this is. The state takes money from poor and middle-class people via

taxes, they take that money and then they use that money to benefit some of the largest

most powerful corporations in the entire country or world and the head of the

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