Thank you for that, and anybody listening out there, get with your respective Senators within your states and support that idea.
Mike Braun
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Mike Braun is an American businessman and politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Indiana, a position he has held since January 3, 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Braun has focused on issues such as fair representation and gerrymandering, advocating for equitable electoral maps in Indiana. His business background includes founding a successful auto parts company, which has informed his approach to economic policy and job creation.
It is shameful that, you know, in that part of life, when you are going through that issue, that you would have unscrupulous folks get involved and work the system.
The last question for me will be in regard to the Bill that we are dropping, the Guardianship Grant Flexibility Act.
The 2019 law change in Indiana was really groundbreaking because it was just like a next step in person center planning.
I believe that freedom and choice are, you know, so important in any of this.
I look forward to hearing more about common sense steps we can take to strike the right balance between protection and freedom.
I am introducing the Guardianship Grant Flexibility Act with Chairman Casey to remove barriers by making Federal guardianship grants more flexible.
I am probably the most outspoken Republican on the benefit of unions, but you have got to be careful where they go.
The best avoidance of a union is to treat your employees like family, pay good wages, have good benefits.
They are so important in today's world vis-a-vis large public companies, multinationals.
I am probably the most outspoken Republican on the benefit of unions, but you have got to be careful where they go.
The best avoidance of a union is to treat your employees like family, pay good wages, have good benefits.
They are so important in today's world vis-a-vis large public companies, multinationals.
It is shameful that, you know, in that part of life, when you are going through that issue, that you would have unscrupulous folks get involved and work the system.
Thank you for that, and anybody listening out there, get with your respective Senators within your states and support that idea.
I believe that freedom and choice are, you know, so important in any of this.
I am introducing the Guardianship Grant Flexibility Act with Chairman Casey to remove barriers by making Federal guardianship grants more flexible.
It should be--I think the hearing has shown that there are commonsense alternatives to guardianship and the current guardianship system.
The last question for me will be in regard to the Bill that we are dropping, the Guardianship Grant Flexibility Act.
The Bill that I am introducing today, the Guardianship Bill of Rights Act, will direct the Attorney General to create standards for protecting the civil rights of people living under guardianships.
I look forward to hearing more about common sense steps we can take to strike the right balance between protection and freedom.





