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Republican primary voters rejected politicians standing on “fairness” principles while Democrats employ every weapon in their political arsenal to wrest back control of the U.S. House. Indiana Sen. Jim Banks helped drive the campaign to oust the incumbents who helped kill a mid-decade redrawing of the red state’s congressional maps.

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RIGHT SPEAK: Indiana Primaries Should Be A Wakeup Call For Senate RINOs: Pass The SAVE Act: Hopefully Senators Starring in the Failure Theater Production of ‘debating’ the SAVE America Act Heard Indiana’s Message Loud and Clear RIGHT SPEAK A Place for All Conservatives to Speak Their Mind. U.S. General Elections Central Three Percenters (III%ers) Right Speak (FB) #MASA (Make America Safe Again) Tuesday, May 19, 2026 Indiana Primaries Should Be A Wakeup Call For Senate RINOs: Pass The SAVE Act: Hopefully Senators Starring in the Failure Theater Production of ‘debating’ the SAVE America Act Heard Indiana’s Message Loud and Clear Indiana Primaries Should Be A Wakeup Call For Senate RINOs: Pass The SAVE Act: Hopefully senators starring in the failure theater production of ‘debating’ the SAVE America Act heard Indiana’s message loud and clear. Indiana conservatives just sent a message to RINOs everywhere: FAFO. These voters are mad as hell and they’re not going to vote for spineless Republicans anymore. Hopefully GOP senators performing in the failure theater production of “debating” the SAVE America Act heard Indiana’s message loud and clear. Most of the Republican Indiana state Senate candidates endorsed by President Donald Trump won primary races Tuesday against incumbents who voted with Democrats to stop a congressional redistricting bill. As of late Tuesday evening, The New York Times election results showed challengers picked up at least five of the seven state Senate seats targeted by Trump and allied conservatives groups. Republican primary voters rejected politicians standing on “fairness” principles while Democrats employ every weapon in their political arsenal to wrest back control of the U.S. House. Indiana Sen. Jim Banks helped drive the campaign to oust the incumbents who helped kill a mid-decade redrawing of the red state’s congressional maps. The redistricting plan, urged by Trump, would have given Republicans two additional seats in a House of Representatives with a razor-thin GOP majority. “Everyone in Indiana politics should have learned an important lesson today: President Trump is the single most popular Republican among Hoosier voters,” Banks said in a statement. “Indiana is a conservative state, and we deserve conservatives in our State Senate who have a pulse on Republican voters.” . @SenatorBanks on Trump-backed challenger wins: “Everyone in Indiana politics should have learned an important lesson today: President Trump is the single most popular Republican among Hoosier voters. Indiana is a conservative state, and we deserve conservatives in our State… — Hannah Adamson TV (@Hannah__Adamson) May 6, 2026 Trump and his political action committee allies are ready to spend to jettison Republicans who don’t see the next two election cycles as existential battles. And they have a lot of mone

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