Good morning. It is Tuesday, December 20th. It is six minutes after 10. You're

listening to the Kennel and Casey show on 93 WIBC. He's Rob Kendall. My name is

Casey Daniels. And let's start off this hour by talking about Kyle Huffer. So the

Indiana Republican Party chairman is looking to move up by running for the

number two spot at the Republican National Committee. He wants to be the

co-chairman. So what's the difference between the chairperson and the

co-chair? You're subservient to the chairman. It's kind of like me with you. You're

the chairman of this radio show and I'm the co-chairman. So that provides some

perspective. Okay. So look, here's a deal. Kyle Huffer under his leadership. The

Indiana Republican Party has done a couple of things very well. They have grown

government. They have grown the cost of government. And they have raised your

taxes. And yes, they have maintained supermajorities and all the statewide

offices. And of course, they basically have axed the statewide office. They

had trouble winning, which was this superintendent of education. They were

basically like, well, we'll just make a secant vote on that anymore. So Kyle

Huffer in a weird way running to be a national party figurehead is exactly what

the Republicans nationally have become. Maybe maybe Kyle Huffer is the perfect

guy for the job because the Indiana Republican Party is the party of big

government, big taxes, big spending. Look, look at the, look at the

whole comes little prestilio. He did the other day. What's he focused on? Well,

I must figure out a way to get teachers more money. Well, what about nurses? What

about cops? What about firefighters? What about dentists? What about plumbers? What

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