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Indiana Governor Says He Has ‘No Interest’ in Presidential Run
- Indiana Governor Mike Braun addressed rumors about a presidential run during a Thursday press event in West Lafayette.
- These rumors originated despite Braun’s repeated statements denying any interest and questioning their source.
- Braun highlighted his commitment to taking an innovative approach as governor, prioritizing ambitious efforts in health care, education, and workforce development.
- Braun emphasized that his priority is serving as governor and expressed no interest in other matters, adding that he believes significant progress has been made.
- His statements suggest Braun intends to continue prioritizing his gubernatorial duties rather than pursuing a presidential campaign.
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Braun says he has ‘no interest’ in White House bid
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun (R) sought to tamp down a report that he is interested in running for president, in remarks to reporters Thursday. “That’s had nothing to do with anything I’ve said,” Braun told the Indiana Capital Chronicle, a nonprofit news site covering state government, in response to a question about a potential presidential…
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