Garrett Galaweski

Hey, Steve, good to be on here again.

Yeah, so right now, Indiana is really at the epicenter.

I said last week that they're the last line of defense in putting Republicans in the best possible position to win back the House of Representatives, to retain the House of Representatives next year.

And so right now, Indiana has a 7-2 Republican majority on the congressional map.

We have an opportunity now with the new map, the proposed map is out and it carves out what we believe is a fair representation of Indiana that is now 9-0 on the congressional front.

There's the map right there.

Knowing how conservative leaning the Indianapolis suburbs are, we believe this is the best possible map.

So on Monday, the state Senate is going to be voting on this.

The state Senate is overwhelmingly controlled by Republicans.

Yet there are still Republicans who are in, in some cases, Trump plus 20 districts who do not want to vote in favor of this map for a whole plethora of reasons.

Yeah, I mean, the bottom line is if we lose the House next year, Democrats are going to make it extremely difficult on the Trump administration to do anything.

They're going to put up massive roadblocks.

They're going to force out a lot of things that will make us go

majorly backwards.

They'll oppose everything.

A decontrolled House could easily vote to impeach Trump and tie him up in impeachment proceedings.

Oh, and by the way, because this doesn't go our way in Indiana, let's just say that that happens, all of this will make Gavin Newsom look like a hero among the Democrat Party because he rewrites history then at that point.

with the California redistricting plan that had a chain effect then on even hard red states, giving power back to the Dems and laying the groundwork for, and here's a scary thought, for him to potentially become president in 2028.

So that's the messaging that we're putting on the table in Indiana, that this is very much a local issue that has now turned into a national issue with huge implications that could make or break our ability to compete internationally.

in 2028.