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Ken Colbert
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Business Owner, singer, genealogist, pro-life, opinionated, America First, and "What you think of me is none of my business"
Indiana, USA
Joined March 2019
3.1K Following
9.8K Followers
21.5K Posts
@midwestgoober In EVANSVILLE, the libs are socialist. When you use taxpayers money as a government official; you’re a socialist. Everything falls to the lowest common denominator.
INDIANA -EVANSVILLE
Evansville continues to spiral to lower depths of societal decline under socialist policies of Evansville Mayor Terry.
The local NGO’s coordinate vehicles for illegals, and yet allow the poor whites to Uber with a dolly.
Evansville is a 💩 show.
@EvansvilleWatch @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GovBraun
IMPD arrests 14 year old black boy today after the fatal shooting of 23-year-old Brett Scrogham, a recent graduate of Indiana University. Brett was killed in a downtown Indianapolis parking garage heading to the Indians game.
It is also reported that the Marion County Prosecutor @ryanmearsindy will NOT charge the 14 year old black boy with capital murder.
@bholtz622 Valid point. Fake Republican was running the Scheme. Uni-party in Evansville.
https://t.co/hrd9mU6BSs
Purdue University in Indiana is ground zero for food insecurity and animal services; it’s premeditated. The Purdue Chinese President just resigned to now infiltrate Notre Dame. The video attached is the owner of an animal hospital sharing his truth on China infiltrating the US Food Supply.
@timburchett @GenFlynn @Jim_Banks @GovBraun @LifeAtPurdue
https://t.co/hrd9mU6BSs
Purdue University in Indiana is ground zero for food insecurity and animal services; it’s premeditated. The Purdue Chinese President just resigned to now infiltrate Notre Dame. The video attached is the owner of an animal hospital sharing his truth on China infiltrating the US Food Supply.
@timburchett @GenFlynn @Jim_Banks @GovBraun @LifeAtPurdue
Let me be clear. An egregious employer in EVANSVILLE hiring illegals, is partnering with a developer to build a new building using the IEDC tax credits.
Imagine rewarding an employer, hiring cheap illegal labor, a brand new building being leased from the government corporate welfare.
Literally in our faces. The frustration is @AGToddRokita ‘s office knows and the charade continues. We are closely monitoring and will get even more vocal. Rokita appears to be protecting the fraudsters over Hoosiers best interest.
Being a “Republican in bad Standing” is a badge of honor. We will not comply.
@indianagop @Jim_Banks @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GovBraun
@RepMaryMiller Congress can’t even pass the Save Act. You are virtue signaling.
Every single American who died on 9/11 died in vain.
And the GOP is nowhere to be found because they refuse to address the Islamic terror threat in America.
Now we have Hamas supporters going to Congress to be a voice for Hamas and Islamic jihad.
America 250 will likely mark the end of America. America 250 is going to be a funeral, not a celebration.
INBOX: Child mutiIation flag flying outside Austin, TX Police Dept
Hey @GregAbbott_TX why is this allowed?
Last week, the Indiana Senate Democratic Caucus posted their support for Sharia Law.
This week, the Indiana Senate Democratic Caucus posted their support for Pride Month.
Considering Sharia Law wants to throw Pride Month off a building, this seems confusing.
Last week, the Indiana Senate Democratic Caucus posted their support for Sharia Law.
This week, the Indiana Senate Democratic Caucus posted their support for Pride Month.
Considering Sharia Law wants to throw Pride Month off a building, this seems confusing.
https://t.co/hrd9mU6BSs
Purdue University in Indiana is ground zero for food insecurity and animal services; it’s premeditated. The Purdue Chinese President just resigned to now infiltrate Notre Dame. The video attached is the owner of an animal hospital sharing his truth on China infiltrating the US Food Supply.
@timburchett @GenFlynn @Jim_Banks @GovBraun @LifeAtPurdue
INDIANA
VETERINARIAN CRISIS IN AMERICA
John Piper, a Greenwood Indiana veterinarian, discusses with Cheryl and Ken, the 23 States without licensed veterinary services and the impact to clean US Food supplies.
Purdue University currently has 86 students enrolled in a veterinary program, 50% are required to be from out of State or a foreign Country to participate. The State of Indiana is underserved by a shortage of 600 veterinary students. John alleges the current students pay a placement fee to enroll at the University.
John talks about Clemson University in South Carolina where Senators Tim Scott and Lyndsay Graham are responsible for under serving veterinarian services to residents of South Carolina.
John alleges Mitch McConnell provides a financial incentive of between $10 - $40 million to Senators to thwart the building of veterinary colleges across America.
John discusses the Kentucky Derby and having no veterinary schools to train veterinarians.
Additional details are found at:
https://t.co/fhWJq10Kou
#purdue @thejohnpiperpro @jfradioshow @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GenFlynn @GovBraun @braun4indiana @NathanIndiana1 @indgop @AndrewIrelandIN @realDonaldTrump @indgop @Indy_reporter_ @INHouseGOP @INFREEDOMCAUCUS @Trevor4indiana @Hannah__Adamson @AdamsCoINGOP @MsStarDreamer @lcgm1951
INDIANA
VETERINARIAN CRISIS IN AMERICA
John Piper, a Greenwood Indiana veterinarian, discusses with Cheryl and Ken, the 23 States without licensed veterinary services and the impact to clean US Food supplies.
Purdue University currently has 86 students enrolled in a veterinary program, 50% are required to be from out of State or a foreign Country to participate. The State of Indiana is underserved by a shortage of 600 veterinary students. John alleges the current students pay a placement fee to enroll at the University.
John talks about Clemson University in South Carolina where Senators Tim Scott and Lyndsay Graham are responsible for under serving veterinarian services to residents of South Carolina.
John alleges Mitch McConnell provides a financial incentive of between $10 - $40 million to Senators to thwart the building of veterinary colleges across America.
John discusses the Kentucky Derby and having no veterinary schools to train veterinarians.
Additional details are found at:
https://t.co/fhWJq10Kou
#purdue @thejohnpiperpro @jfradioshow @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GenFlynn @GovBraun @braun4indiana @NathanIndiana1 @indgop @AndrewIrelandIN @realDonaldTrump @indgop @Indy_reporter_ @INHouseGOP @INFREEDOMCAUCUS @Trevor4indiana @Hannah__Adamson @AdamsCoINGOP @MsStarDreamer @lcgm1951
INDIANA
What the utility says vs Hoosier experience is vastly different. The Indiana Legislature allowed the IEDC to circumvent Hoosiers by providing tax credits and infrastructure funding to the utility providers, paid for by Hoosiers and condoned by the Indiana Utility regulatory commission.
AES Indiana uses that investment to support affordability and reliability for our customers.
AES Indiana’s partnership with Google is structured so that all costs for Google’s proposed data center in Monrovia, Indiana are paid by Google — not the 533,000 customers AES Indiana serves across Central Indiana. In fact, this investment from Google is projected to save AES Indiana customers over $770 million over 15 years.
$770M
Over $770 million projected in customer savings over 15 years
$1.3B
New Indiana energy infrastructure investment
100%
of Google’s energy and infrastructure costs paid by Google
533K
AES Indiana customers benefit across Central Indiana
“Affordability is one of Indiana’s five core energy pillars, and it is central to our planning and decision making.”
— Brandi Davis-Handy, President, AES Indiana
The HEA 1007 filing explains how AES Indiana plans to meet that demand responsibly, without passing costs to the customers who depend on us every day. Central Indiana’s energy needs are growing fast — driven by data centers, electrification, and new technology.
No cost to existing AES Indiana customers:
Google covers 100% of the energy its data centers consume, plus every dollar of new infrastructure needed to serve those facilities. None of those costs are shifted to existing AES Indiana customers.
Lower bills over time
When large customers like Google join the grid, they spread fixed system costs across more users — meaning the cost per customer goes down. Current modeling projects over $770 million in savings over 15 years for existing customers.
A stronger grid for everyone
AES Indiana is planning a phased approach to infrastructure upgrades as growth happens. Google’s investment funds substations, transmission lines, and other upgrades that strengthen the entire grid — not just for the data center. These improvements benefit all Central Indiana customers with greater reliability and resiliency.
Regulatory oversight
Every proposed investment and the agreement with Google must be reviewed and approved by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). AES Indiana expects an order from the IURC in September 2026.
The HEA 1007 filing timeline
Indiana passes HEA 1007 (May 2025)
In 2025, the Indiana General Assembly passed House Enrolled Act 1007 — a law specifically designed to protect existing utility customers when large new customers (like data centers) come onto the grid.
AES Indiana structures the Google deal under HEA 1007 (2025 – 2026)
The Customer Specific Contract (CSC) with Google is a long-term agreement (at a minimum of 15 years). As part of the contract Google pays 100% of its power costs and 100% of all new infrastructure required for its data center in Monrovia, Indiana.
AES Indiana files with the IURC (April 22, 2026)
The filing explains the terms of the agreement and how customer protections are built in — including financial assurances, minimum usage commitments, and exit provisions that prevent stranded costs from landing on existing customers if circumstances change.
IURC reviews and issues an order (September 2026)
The IURC provides regulatory oversight of the agreement and all proposed investments. AES Indiana anticipates receiving the Commission's order in September 2026. No action takes effect without regulatory approval.
“For more than 100 years, our commitment to customers has meant more than delivering affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy. It has meant being a trusted partner to the people and places that make Central Indiana strong.”
— Brandi Davis-Handy, President, AES Indiana
CUSTOMER PROTECTIONS
What keeps AES Indiana customers protected
AES Indiana built multiple layers of protection into this agreement so that if Google’s circumstances change, AES residential and small business customers are not left footing the bill.
IURC approval required
Nothing moves forward without independent regulatory review. The IURC must approve all proposed investments and the terms of the Google contract before any infrastructure is built or costs are incurred.
Financial assurances
Google must provide financial guarantees upfront, ensuring AES Indiana — and therefore customers — are not exposed to risk if the project changes.
Minimum demand commitments
Google is contractually obligated to use a minimum level of power — preventing a scenario where infrastructure is built but underused, creating costs that could fall on existing customers.
Exit provisions
If Google exits the agreement, contractual exit provisions ensure that any stranded costs remain with Google — not transferred to AES Indiana’s residential and small business customers.
Transparent cost separation
AES Indiana uses the HEA 1007 framework to keep Google’s costs completely separate from the rate base used to set prices for residential and small business customers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What AES Indiana customers are asking
What is a data center and why does AES Indiana support them?
A data center is a facility that houses computing resources and infrastructure used to process, store, and manage large amounts of data. Data centers are energy-intensive facilities that require a continuous and reliable supply of electricity, cooling, and water to operate effectively.
AES Indiana has an obligation to serve current and potential customers reliably. This includes providing service to new customers while maintaining safe, reliable, and affordable service for existing ones.
FULL ARTICLE:
https://t.co/5qp870oSJB
Ken Colbert was Indeed Denied Due Process
Recent reporting in the Courier & Press (https://t.co/FysMilw2SJ) describes an unusual path for an internal party fight: a misdemeanor citation for “falsely making a declaration of candidacy” after Ken Colbert filed to run for delegate to the Indiana Republican State Convention.
Whatever you think of Colbert, this is a bad precedent. The Supreme court has already ruled that political party conventions are the proper venue for delegate eligibility questions (https://t.co/8BASeSZXvb). Make no mistake, this is politically motivated and legally dubious lawfare.
Colbert has been a thorn in the side of the establishment GOP for some time now. At the 2022 convention, he invoked his rights as a delegate to introduce business to the convention, and he was ignored in spite of loud protests of delegates from the floor.
In 2024 again he ran for delegate.
He won the election but his status as a delegate was challenged before credentials committee. I assisted in his defense. Colbert was ultimately removed from the credentials committee's proposed delegate list due to an in-kind donation he made to an independent candidate in the previous election. On the surface this was an open and shut case.
Of course the Republican Party should not tolerate members who are not loyal to the party!
But if you look a bit deeper, you realize that this is the exact problem Colbert was trying to fight. Among numerous other grievances, various Evansville Republicans including Steve Hammer, a Braun staffer, openly supported the Democrat Stephanie Terry for mayor of Evansville in the 2023 election after their preferred primary candidate lost (https://t.co/6Ph60fcyQF).
If you ask Colbert, he will tell you that his fellow "Republicans in Bad Standing" were simply supporting populist wing MAGA Republican policies and were stonewalled within the local party while other Republicans were allowed to publicly support democrats with no consequences simply because of their high profile connections. Rules for thee and not for me?
But the crux of the matter here is that Colbert was denied due process. While he was removed from the list of delegates in 2024 by the credentials committee, the full convention has the authority to approve, deny, or amend the list. Mr Colbert was denied this opportunity for appeal as he was escorted from the premises by security before he could make his case. I even submitted a separate Motion to the convention to pardon Mr. Colbert for his alleged misdeeds, but the convention chairman again violated fundamental parliamentary procedure to prevent delegates from bringing business before the assembly.
The convention might have voted no, and we would have accepted that, but it was the convention's decision, not the decision of party elites.
This and other related matters are the subject of pending litigation (49D02-2507-CT-033096), the question at stake being whether the Indiana Republican State Committee, or the Convention is the ruling authority over matters of party business.
Do Republicans (or Democrats for that matter) have the right to influence their own party? Is party leadership bound by the rule of law? Is process important? When I awoke to my duties as a citizen in public life, I idealistically thought that there was some modicum of respect for these things, but I quickly learned I was wrong.
The GOP would have done well to harness the energy Mr. Colbert brought to the party. Mr. Colbert and co. did after all recruit some 90 plus people to run for Precinct Committeeman in 2025. What could someone like Ken do with institutional support? It's a huge missed opportunity if you ask me.
Continued. 👇🏻
@MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GovBraun @braun4indiana @SenatorBanks @Jim_Banks @Indy_reporter_ @indgop @Trevor4indiana @INHouseGOP @RobMKendall @RobertOrdway @robert_kruse15 @PaulaCopenhaver @RBagsbyIndiana @
INDIANA
What the utility says vs Hoosier experience is vastly different. The Indiana Legislature allowed the IEDC to circumvent Hoosiers by providing tax credits and infrastructure funding to the utility providers, paid for by Hoosiers and condoned by the Indiana Utility regulatory commission.
AES Indiana uses that investment to support affordability and reliability for our customers.
AES Indiana’s partnership with Google is structured so that all costs for Google’s proposed data center in Monrovia, Indiana are paid by Google — not the 533,000 customers AES Indiana serves across Central Indiana. In fact, this investment from Google is projected to save AES Indiana customers over $770 million over 15 years.
$770M
Over $770 million projected in customer savings over 15 years
$1.3B
New Indiana energy infrastructure investment
100%
of Google’s energy and infrastructure costs paid by Google
533K
AES Indiana customers benefit across Central Indiana
“Affordability is one of Indiana’s five core energy pillars, and it is central to our planning and decision making.”
— Brandi Davis-Handy, President, AES Indiana
The HEA 1007 filing explains how AES Indiana plans to meet that demand responsibly, without passing costs to the customers who depend on us every day. Central Indiana’s energy needs are growing fast — driven by data centers, electrification, and new technology.
No cost to existing AES Indiana customers:
Google covers 100% of the energy its data centers consume, plus every dollar of new infrastructure needed to serve those facilities. None of those costs are shifted to existing AES Indiana customers.
Lower bills over time
When large customers like Google join the grid, they spread fixed system costs across more users — meaning the cost per customer goes down. Current modeling projects over $770 million in savings over 15 years for existing customers.
A stronger grid for everyone
AES Indiana is planning a phased approach to infrastructure upgrades as growth happens. Google’s investment funds substations, transmission lines, and other upgrades that strengthen the entire grid — not just for the data center. These improvements benefit all Central Indiana customers with greater reliability and resiliency.
Regulatory oversight
Every proposed investment and the agreement with Google must be reviewed and approved by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC). AES Indiana expects an order from the IURC in September 2026.
The HEA 1007 filing timeline
Indiana passes HEA 1007 (May 2025)
In 2025, the Indiana General Assembly passed House Enrolled Act 1007 — a law specifically designed to protect existing utility customers when large new customers (like data centers) come onto the grid.
AES Indiana structures the Google deal under HEA 1007 (2025 – 2026)
The Customer Specific Contract (CSC) with Google is a long-term agreement (at a minimum of 15 years). As part of the contract Google pays 100% of its power costs and 100% of all new infrastructure required for its data center in Monrovia, Indiana.
AES Indiana files with the IURC (April 22, 2026)
The filing explains the terms of the agreement and how customer protections are built in — including financial assurances, minimum usage commitments, and exit provisions that prevent stranded costs from landing on existing customers if circumstances change.
IURC reviews and issues an order (September 2026)
The IURC provides regulatory oversight of the agreement and all proposed investments. AES Indiana anticipates receiving the Commission's order in September 2026. No action takes effect without regulatory approval.
“For more than 100 years, our commitment to customers has meant more than delivering affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy. It has meant being a trusted partner to the people and places that make Central Indiana strong.”
— Brandi Davis-Handy, President, AES Indiana
CUSTOMER PROTECTIONS
What keeps AES Indiana customers protected
AES Indiana built multiple layers of protection into this agreement so that if Google’s circumstances change, AES residential and small business customers are not left footing the bill.
IURC approval required
Nothing moves forward without independent regulatory review. The IURC must approve all proposed investments and the terms of the Google contract before any infrastructure is built or costs are incurred.
Financial assurances
Google must provide financial guarantees upfront, ensuring AES Indiana — and therefore customers — are not exposed to risk if the project changes.
Minimum demand commitments
Google is contractually obligated to use a minimum level of power — preventing a scenario where infrastructure is built but underused, creating costs that could fall on existing customers.
Exit provisions
If Google exits the agreement, contractual exit provisions ensure that any stranded costs remain with Google — not transferred to AES Indiana’s residential and small business customers.
Transparent cost separation
AES Indiana uses the HEA 1007 framework to keep Google’s costs completely separate from the rate base used to set prices for residential and small business customers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What AES Indiana customers are asking
What is a data center and why does AES Indiana support them?
A data center is a facility that houses computing resources and infrastructure used to process, store, and manage large amounts of data. Data centers are energy-intensive facilities that require a continuous and reliable supply of electricity, cooling, and water to operate effectively.
AES Indiana has an obligation to serve current and potential customers reliably. This includes providing service to new customers while maintaining safe, reliable, and affordable service for existing ones.
FULL ARTICLE:
https://t.co/5qp870oSJB
An Islamic jihadist with open ties to 9/11 terrorists and Al Qaeda just won a Democrat primary in New Jersey tonight.
The Democrat Party has been fully Islamified.
There is a new scam going on in this home inspection industry
- Large corporations are buying up all the small home inspection companies
- They don’t care about making money off inspecting homes, they want the data
Why? This is where it gets borderline criminal
Home inspections are supposed to be confidential, but what they’re doing is buying all the companies to own the data
Then they are going to sell that data to insurance companies and lenders
Now with this new information the insurance company finds out, they're going to start charging you $3,000 (or whatever) extra a year to insure that house
Here’s what I’ve found
Large corporations and private equity firms are aggressively consolidating the home inspection industry primarily by buying inspection software platforms like Spectora, HomeGauge and larger inspection companies
A home inspection report contains highly detailed property specific information like roof age and condition, electrical and plumbing issues, foundation problems, HVAC status, environmental hazards
This is extremely valuable for:
- Insurance companies (risk assessment and underwriting).
- Lenders (property valuation and loan risk).
- Home warranty providers, contractors, and data brokers
Home inspections are supposed to be confidential between the buyer, inspector, and sometimes the real estate parties.
However, many inspection software companies’ terms of service allow data aggregation and sharing
That’s the loophole they found. That’s the scam
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