93 WIBC. It is the Kindle and Casey show. I'm Rob Casey's here and boy Casey. Do we have some breaking news and a big old announced?

Mm-hmm. Now you may recall Casey yesterday late last night. I guess it was this morning. I guess it was today. In fact, the Indiana General Assembly flipped one final middle finger to the people of the state of Indiana, and they got the heck out of Dodge.

Isn't it weird that they do that after midnight when everyone's sleeping in the darkness of night?

It's just, uh, boy, some really upstanding characters and, you know, I maintain the only chance we've got to fix the status to throw all of these bums out and let's start getting rid of these Republicans left and right.

And one guy who would like to do that in 2024 is a good friend Donald Rainwater. He joins us now on the drive hubler dot com hotline rainwater before we get to your big announcement.

Nothing says transparency like ending the legislative session at about two in the morning.

Well, well, you know, there's an old, old song that has a line that says there's got to be a morning after. And we certainly do look at what the Indiana General Assembly and Governor Holcomb are patting themselves on the back for once they get out of bed today.

And we say boy, they are living in a completely different Indiana than we are.

Oh, yeah, let's start with that. I know we'll get to your big announcement here. Unmumento, because this all ties in together.

But let's start with the fact that at the last minute, they decide they being the General Assembly, they're going to give the governor and all these statewide elected people, the attorney general, the lieutenant governor, the treasure, the secretary of state, the auditor,

these massive raises. That is just so insulting to the people of Indiana.

Well, you're absolutely right. It's not only insulting, but it's dismissive. You know, Rob and Casey, we have thousands of Hoosiers right now who were told that they were in recession proof careers.

And they've been laid off in the past six months, most of them by large corporations that the governor and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation gave huge tax breaks to in order to bring jobs to Indiana.

And as soon as those tax breaks are close to expiring, all these folks get laid off property taxes are skyrocketing gas prices continue to be high.

Hoosiers have to choose between groceries, gasoline and clothes for their kids.

And we can go on and on. Our government education system is inexorably failing.

We've ignored the fundamentals of education to focus on our social indoctrination.

And Hoosiers who've gone to the government, the state government for promised government services are waiting months and months while they suffer without assistance that the government promise them and have regulated our charitable organizations so that they can't provide.

And so our state government is creating dependency and they're not delivering. We've got small businesses.

The owners of these small businesses, these Hoosiers are having to close their doors because of staffing and supply chain shortages with no real end insight to either of those things.

And the government, the state government doesn't address that.

They worry about making sure that they and their benefactors, their donors get a huge budget increase over the next two years.

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