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Was commuting home - and listening to a local radio station/call in show. In five minutes or so I heard two ads by an opponent of Buyer (not sure who - name wasn't memorable to me) attacking Buyer as voting against pro-life positions (particularly support for UN and thus the family planning dollars), voting for making government larger (cites a number of votes), etc. Apparently the conservative Buyer, just isn't conservative enough. In that same time frame I heard a Buyer ad - promoting his support for making prescription drugs more affordable for seniors... and his support for lowering veterans health care costs including prescription drugs.
I have viewed this district exceptionally safe for republicans. Yet am surprised that there appears to be (at least suggested by the heavy airplay of commercials in such a very short time frame) a battle going on in the republican primary. Could this give clues to the democrats running? Or is it just a sign of growing fractures among Hoosier republicans?
Anyone know anything about this race? Until yesterday it was completely off of my radar screen.
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