I'm going to find myself a girl, who can show me what love needs, and we'll fill in the missing

color.

Ninety-three WIBC, it's Kendall and Casey Shumrock, Casey's here, and you know Casey,

we've talked a whole lot about one of the most important things that people will vote

on.

This fall are these school board races.

People want to know who is running and what they stand for, what the platform is, why

they're running.

And the interesting thing about the school board elections is different from any other

office you want to run for, school board, you don't have to declare which party you

call on.

It's so weird, isn't it?

Like, even coroner.

Even recorder.

I think you know what a recorder does.

Neither does the recorder.

And this is an example of the power of the teachers union in Indiana and the weakness

of the Republican Party, that they make it very difficult for voters to figure out who

these people are and what's going on.

So we figured, hey, we'll do a little bit of R part.

We'll try to get to as many of the school board candidates as we can.

And one of those people running, let's go to the drivehubler.com hotline is Tim Hart.

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