r/IndianaPolitics • u/BradMeyer4Congress • 6h ago
We were promised a lot. Are these promises kept?
When President Trump and the Republican majority in Congress asked for your vote, they made big promises. They said they would bring stability to the Middle East and end the war in Ukraine. They said your family would be better off, with lower prices at the grocery store and the gas pump. They said the next generation would have better careers and better-paying jobs.
Those were fair things to promise, and they’re fair things to hold people to. So ask yourself:
Does the world feel more secure?
Are you better off than you were two years ago?
Do you feel more optimistic about the future?
Do your kids have better opportunities here at home?
Changing your vote means you have hope for the future and expect results from your elected officials.
I’m Brad Meyer. I’m an engineer, not a career politician. I spent 25 years in manufacturing and nine years working for the Navy, and I’m a 7th-generation Hoosier. I care about whether the job gets done. Congress and the President have had their chance, and the promises haven’t been kept. There are better ways to get there, and I’d like the chance to prove it.
I’d like to earn your vote, not assume it. Check out of posts here on and learn more at www.BradMeyer.org
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We saw it was a great turnout - we were in the Northern part of the District this time. We'll be back down soon. Thanks for being out there today.