Ed DeLaney

We can't have a regulatory burden that sets the threshold so high that it chokes off demand and we wonder why the costs are up.

But Democrats like Representative Ed Delaney pushed back, saying cutting regulations doesn't provide the needed funding for things like childcare vouchers.

That doesn't fund anything.

It increases risk, but it doesn't fund the cost.

We can't have a regulatory burden that sets the threshold so high that it chokes off demand and we wonder why the costs are up.

But Democrats like Representative Ed Delaney pushed back, saying cutting regulations doesn't provide the needed funding for things like childcare vouchers.

That doesn't fund anything.

It increases risk, but it doesn't fund the cost.

It's exciting to think about elections coming and that we are blessed to be able to go and vote, and I'm trusting that all of you plan on doing that.

And tonight, we're so pleased that for contemporary issues, we have Ed Delaney, the Democratic incumbent State Representative for Indiana House eighty-six, and Glenn Bill, the Republican candidate for Indiana House of Representatives District eighty-six.

We have asked each of the candi-candidates to give a six-minute introductory statement, and by agreement, Glenn Bill will go first.

And so would you please begin? The mic is next to you, and if you press.