Ken Colbert

Business Owner, singer, genealogist, pro-life, opinionated, America First, and "What you think of me is none of my business"

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

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Indiana election anomalies are occurring and Indiana State Officials will not engage. Same issues occurring in Illinois at the early voting centers are occurring in Indiana as well.

Cheryl and Ken, “Republicans in bad Standing” , discuss the importance of free and fair elections and present two documented examples of election anomalies occurring at the same “early voting” center in Evansville. Victims have been advised to report their concern with the Sheriff.

Warning. ⚠️. Same issue occurring in other voting locations across the Country.

Where are the elected officials to thwart the election anomalies? Vanderburgh still has approximately 300 missing ballots from Scott Township from the 2024 general election. The current election software being used in Vanderburgh County is discussed in this video.

Where are the elected officials responsible for free and fair elections?

@realtinapeters @LeggoManFilms @GenFlynn @ScottPresler @Indy_reporter_ @indgop @INDems @GovBraun @Jim_Banks @SenatorBanks @POTUS @PapiTrumpo @DonaldJTrumpJr
#Midterms2026 #Elections #Elections2026 #evansville #indiana

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

KEEP GOING!!!

The fraud is rampant across the nation......including in Indiana. Imagine an Indiana Economic Development Corporation "contractor's" employees being indicted in Hawaii and we (Hoosiers) are continuing the public-private-partnership with the same entity in Indiana. The expert was recently in Taiwan with Hoosier officials.

@ScottPresler @MaxForIndiana @GovBraun @braun4indiana @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @AndrewIrelandIN @indgop @INDems @Indy_reporter_ @indystar @BBessolo

[ThePersistence @ScottPresler]

BREAKING

Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas has been indicted for racketeering conspiracy (RICO), bribery, & money laundering.

[Andrew Ireland @AndrewIrelandIN]

You won’t hear this from me often: Thank God for the feds.

Once again, they’re stepping in to clean up a rogue Democrat prosecutor’s mess. This man admitted to buying child sexual abuse material hundreds of times including videos involving toddlers. Yet prosecutors gave him an open-ended plea deal, and a local judge gave him probation instead of prison.

Lock him up and throw away the key

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

The financing of all things Indiana Economic Development Corporation leads to "Insurance Companies".

[Barbara bessolo @BBessolo]

@TheRoostercrow @VicWesseler @Hoosier_truth @Indy_reporter_ @LKPreserve @KColbertReport

See?

Mark Walter has been in Indiana long before Piston F1.

More zeros at the end...

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

INDIANA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Public-Private-Partnerships....

Warning.....

@MaxForIndiana @JayStarkeySen6 @INFREEDOMCAUCUS @GovBraun @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @RepMessmer @gomarkmessmer @INDems @indgop

[Barbara bessolo @BBessolo]

The good news is that you and @GregforIndiana hang out with the same Three Kings of the IEDC.

@Indy_reporter_ @KColbertReport @mirrorindy @TheRoostercrow @VicWesseler @INFREEDOMCAUCUS @hayleighcolombo @kayla_dwyer17

This is a 101 promotion Vision Fleet.

Here is Paul Mitchell praising Enerdel and talking about electric vehicles and Crane being the hub for the Department of Defense. This is the money that paid for the Indy Autonomous yada yada, all the way to the salary for the indicted employees of Pittman.

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[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

HOLY CR*P 🚨 American went to vote in Illinois, she says when selecting the conservative candidate the screen displays a message that says “people are not typically choosing this person, exclamation mark”

“I picked the Republican judges and once I selected one of the judges, I got a notification on the bar that said, people are not typically choosing this person, exclamation mark. — So why is my ballot telling me that who I'm picking isn't the more popular choice? I have a problem with that”

I have verified this woman is in Cook County, Illinois and Cook County used Dominion Voting machines

According to the Illinois State Board of Elections’ Voting Systems Equipment Log, Dominion is listed as both the equipment vendor and support vendor for their voting machines and has their contract

It’s RIGGED

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

The Legacy Media…

Employees: 250,000

Annual revenue: $60 billion

And it took a brave kid in a hoodie with a microphone and X to expose billions in taxpayer fraud. This is why Nick Shirley and Elon are hated by the Legacy Media.

They didn’t just expose the fraudsters. They exposed the Legacy Media.

You are the Media now. Be Loud!

@indystar @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GovBraun @SenatorBanks

[Mike Engleman🇺🇲 @RealHickory]

WOW!🚨🚨🚨 Ilhan Omar is not her real name?????

[Kayla Dwyer @kayla_dwyer17]

Sen. Ron Alting, accused of a number of shoplifting incidents amid changes in his “cognitive functioning,” is resigning.
It’s too late to be taken off the ballot, so if he wins, his successor will be chosen by party insiders.

[Andrew Ireland @AndrewIrelandIN]

🚨 Wow. Taxpayer-funded Indiana University just disclosed it’s hiring TWO foreigners on H-1B visas as data analysts. One even gets to work remotely from a house near Indianapolis.

The same university has awarded thousands of degrees in data and computer science.

Indiana should ban hiring foreign workers in its own state government

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

INDIANA GOVERNMENT (PUBLIC) SCHOOLS

Indiana appears headed toward a record-breaking school referendum year as districts try to offset funding losses caused by state policy changes.

Why it matters: Schools are feeling the effects of last year's property tax cuts and looking for ways to stay afloat without cutting staff or services, but asking voters to raise property taxes during tough economic times could prove a difficult sell.

Without increased taxes, though, schools are facing tough choices — cuts to transportation services, increased class sizes, or fewer school resource officers.

"We're trying to offset the damage caused by legislative changes," Tom Oestreich, superintendent of Carmel Clay Schools, explained during a recent referendum discussion with his board.

On Monday night, Bartholomew Consolidated Schools in Columbus voted to renew its referendum and Mississinewa Community Schools voted to advance one for the first time.

At least 11 districts statewide have officially voted to place a referendum on the November ballot.
An Axios Indianapolis analysis of documents for school boards around the state identified at least a dozen more that are considering a referendum.

Barr-Reeve and Beech Grove schools are expected to vote on theirs Tuesday night.

Context: State lawmakers made a number of changes driving the increase in school referendums this fall.

The property tax cuts passed in 2025 are costing districts hundreds of millions in revenue annually.

Lawmakers also changed referendum procedures.
While districts used to be able to place questions on either the primary or general election ballots in any given year, those rules were changed so that a district may place a referendum only on the general election ballot in an even-numbered year.
What they're saying: "Our sense is that there's going to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 50 or so school districts around the state," Matthew Parkinson with Policy Analytics told the Pike Township Schools board during a recent meeting.

Pike passed a referendum in May 2024, so it isn't considering a renewal this year, but leaders said they'll be watching the passage rates for this spate of referendums as they consider their own renewal in the next few years.

Stunning stat: The most referendums the state has seen in a single year so far is 20 in 2010, but that was split between the primary and general elections.

Between the lines: It's not just one type of district pursuing referendums this year.

Parkinson said some districts are considering a referendum for the first time, while others are looking to renew an existing referendum early to raise the rate and offset losses from both property tax cuts and new rules on sharing funds with charter schools.

At least 10 districts in Central Indiana have passed or are considering referendums this year.

Anderson, Hamilton Southeastern, Noblesville, Sheridan, Washington Township, Westfield Washington, and Zionsville schools have all officially approved their ballot questions.

Beech Grove, Carmel Clay and Indianapolis Public Schools are expected to vote soon.
What we're watching: School districts have until Aug. 1 to approve a referendum question for the November ballot, so we're waiting to see just how many end up going for it this year.

I’m running for the Evansville VANDERBURGH School Corporation this fall. It will be interesting to monitor the Aug 1st deadline and whether the current administration will support a referendum to increase funding. The referendum will appear on the ballot the same time my name will appear on the ballot. Don’t think for a moment, I won’t use the opportunity to expose the fraud and waste of the EVANSVILLE Vanderburgh School Corporation; there’s a lot of mismanagement. I do NOT support further waste of taxpayers funds. DOGE is one of my platforms and the public will support this initiative. Everyone will be exposed. 100% transparency when public funds are being used. Let’s say the local teachers Union will never provide their endorsement of @KColbertReport.

@SecJennerIN @EVSC1 @MicahBeckwith @LGMicahBeckwith @GovBraun

[John F. Kennedy Jr Q @Real_JFK_Jr_]

"CHRIST'S CROSS KILLS PRIEST"

- A priest died after being struck by a massive cross that fell on him while he was celebrating Mass. The shocking scene was witnessed by parishioners and captured on a live broadcast

[Hoosier Enquirer @HoosierEnquirer]

Indiana Democratic candidate Jamie West admits she drank “3 beers” before her viral TV interview.

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

INDIANA LAWSUIT MEDICAID FRAUD

Two former state officials filed a “whistleblower” lawsuit that alleged several Indiana hospital systems and managed care entities committed “tens, likely hundreds” of millions of dollars of Medicaid fraud.

The former officials filed the lawsuit in early 2021 when they obtained access to analysis from Indiana’s “fraud and abuse detection system” contractor, IBM Watson Health.

The case was sealed until earlier this year.
The lawsuit alleges four companies in charge of managing Indiana Medicaid “knowingly and improperly” misused millions in Medicaid funds to pay claims that violate billing requirements. It also said six hospital systems obtained millions in funds by submitting thousands of false claims to Medicaid.

The complaint was filed on behalf of the state and the federal government by John McCullough, the former director of program integrity for Indiana Medicaid; and James Holden, the former chief deputy and general counsel in the Office of the Indiana State Treasurer.

McCullough served in that role from 2014 to 2017 and attended regular meetings with the managed care entity defendants and the hospital defendants. The lawsuit said the Program Integrity team and IBM Watson regularly met with the defendants and reminded them of their obligation to detect, prevent and recoup improper Medicaid payments from false claims. It also said they were advised on how to do so.

The lawsuit focuses on false claims related to three specific areas.

1) The first area is false claims related to re-admissions, hospital transfers and 24-hour stays. These included claims where two separate in-patient claims were filed when a patient was re-admitted within 72 hours for the same condition.

Another type of claim in this area is when a claim did not have a transfer status for patients that went to another hospital. The transferring hospital is supposed to receive a “prorated daily rate” rather than the full amount the receiving hospital gets.

It also includes claims when a patient was marked as “in-patient” for a hospital stay under 24 hours. The out-patient rate is lower.

2) The second area is false claims that were “clearly unallowable” due to the claim being for services marked as being provided after a patient has died or a duplicate claim.

3) The third area is false claims for chiropractic, dental and opioid treatments. In these cases, a separate claim might be submitted for a service that should be included in another service.

For example, a dental extraction is expected to have sutures, but a false claim might be filed for the sutures separate from the extraction.
These areas applied to both the managed care entities defendants that were misusing Medicaid funds for these false claims and the hospitals that were obtaining the Medicaid funds for these false claims.

The lawsuit said the defendants were aware of their obligation to prevent or deny claims that “violate basic hospital billing rules.”

The IBM reports that the lawsuit is based on are not available to the public, but are provided directly to Indiana Medicaid’s Integrity team. The complaint said between 2011 and 2020, less than 1 percent of recoupment demands based on IBM Watson’s analysis were overturned on appeal.

Starting in late 2017, the lawsuit said a senior executive at Indiana Medicaid “improperly directed the Program Integrity team to significantly curtail its efforts to utilize IBM Watson’s analysis and findings to recoup improper Medicaid overpayments” by the defendants.

The lawsuit pointed to political pressure from lobbyists for the health insurers and the hospitals.

It also said this misconduct contributed to last year’s $1 billion budget shortfall.
The managed care entity defendants include Anthem, MDwise, Caresource and Coordinated Care, which operates as Managed Health Services or MHS. The hospital defendants include IU Health, Ascension, Community Health, Lutheran Health, Parkview Health, and Eskenazi .

[Dr. Jan Halper-Hayes @Biz_Shrink]

♟️Each arrest signifies progress.

Keep track of each small win. They are the pieces of the big puzzle.

[Hoosier Enquirer @HoosierEnquirer]

MARY ALLEN’S RADICAL RAMPAGE: Evansville Democrat Green-Lights Surveillance, Sides With Activist Mobs, and Peddles Open-Ended Spending While Chasing a Congressional Seat

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[Tina Peters🇺🇸 Whistleblower of fallen Navy SEAL @realtinapeters]

💥💥Interesting🔥so the man who is responsible for putting me in prison for “ influencing a public servant” ( the “servant”deleting election records off the server I took a federal oath to protect) now may be colluding with people for nefarious reasons? 🤔??Say it isn’t so😱

[Ken Colbert @KColbertReport]

TRUTH!!!

[Tina Peters🇺🇸 Whistleblower of fallen Navy SEAL @realtinapeters]

💥💥Interesting🔥so the man who is responsible for putting me in prison for “ influencing a public servant” ( the “servant”deleting election records off the server I took a federal oath to protect) now may be colluding with people for nefarious reasons? 🤔??Say it isn’t so😱

[Andrew Ireland @AndrewIrelandIN]

Indiana has made it easier for military veterans to get CDLs and impossible for illegals. Not tired of winning yet

[indy reporter @Indy_reporter_]

Max and BB both got tickets in Virginia.

Only @BeauBayh got a charge for "reckless driving".

Baby Birch should update his commercial of who the REAL reckless driver is.