Nothing brings me more pride than watching three of my kids, and my nephew, speak about their grandfather, my father, on Veterans Day! Thank you to all of our veterans who serve this amazing country.
Started the morning with a #VeteransDay ceremony at Hazel Dell Elementary. I’m proud that three of our children and my nephew each had a part in the ceremony to honor and recognize the sacrifice of our nation’s veterans, including my father, their grandfather, Richard R. Jensen. 🇺🇸
The @noblesvilleboom home opener at @AIMNoblesville is TONIGHT! Doors open at 6:00 PM and tip off is at 7:00.🏀
Get your tickets now at https://t.co/gOrHvR9paT. Let's pack the house for our hometown team!
It was a beautiful morning for a drive to Wells County to speak their well-attended GOP breakfast! Thanks for letting me share about @AimIndiana, @CIRDAIndiana and leadership in our state!
Congrats to Mayor Scott Mentzer on announcing your reelection campaign!
I've seen a lot of bad takes from elected officials since Tuesday. Too many are trying to explain away the election results rather than confront the real problem staring back at them in the mirror.
Let's get something straight. Hamilton County is not a blue county. Neither are Hendricks, Boone, Madison, or Delaware.
Republicans didn't lose ground in these communities because of population growth or changing demographics.
We lost because of bad policy, divisive politics, and a failure to deliver REAL results that make people's lives better.
Did national politics play a role? Absolutely. The war, inflation, and tariffs have all contributed to rising costs at the gas pump, grocery store, and on utility bills. Voters are frustrated, and rightfully so.
But let's not pretend our own Statehouse hasn't contributed to that frustration.
Anyone who spent time knocking on doors and actually listening to voters heard it firsthand. People are tired of the divisiveness coming from some of our leaders. They're frustrated by the lack of meaningful action to make life more affordable. And they're tired of politicians picking fights with suburban communities and the very things that make them great, especially our schools.
We need to stop treating the suburbs like the enemy and start listening to the people who live there.
The answer isn't to double down on the same failed approach or blame voters for rejecting it. It's to recognize what isn't working and change course.
Less partisanship. More action. Less talk. More results. And for once, let's stop talking long enough to actually listen.
These counties aren't lost. They can absolutely be won back with strong leadership, common-sense policies, and a relentless focus on making life better and more affordable for Hoosiers.
Voters aren't asking for more political bullshit. Many aren’t wearing a red or blue jersey. They're asking us to do our jobs. It's time we started listening.
I feel like I need to clear something up: no socks with shoes is a gross combination. I have socks on. They are ankle socks. My style is on many people’s minds today, and I apologize for the angst this has caused so many. I’ll wear a dress sock for my next interview to avoid this issue.
Fascinating to watch some people put out “statements” about last night. I believe the best statement we can make would be to listen (and really listen) to what voters said, go back to work, and SHOW them good policy and not just taking points about how to make their life better. That’s what mayors do. And that’s the statement I want to be ultimately judged on. Policy>Politics
Republicans shouldn’t mock Beau Bayh for his family legacy. Pro-family conservatives should cheer for a family that gave their children a head start. For @indystar -
I’ve always believed that strong schools are the foundation of a strong community, and today, #Noblesville voters reaffirmed that commitment to our students and their future. As a @NobSchools graduate and a dad of four kids in the district, I know firsthand how our teachers and schools shape lives. As mayor, I also see how important our schools are to attracting families, businesses, and continued investment in our city. I’m grateful to our residents for recognizing the value of this investment and for giving the next generation of Millers the same opportunities that helped shape so many of us. I look forward to continuing our strong partnership with Dr. Dan Hile and his team at Noblesville Schools as we build on the momentum of our growing community. It’s a great day to be a Miller!
Thank you, House District 29!
Serving the community where I was raised and where my family and I call home is the honor of a lifetime. I am deeply grateful for your continued trust, support, and votes! Together, let’s keep moving Noblesville and Hamilton County forward!
Quick PSA: people volunteering at the polls for candidates are volunteers. They have a long day ahead. Today isn’t the day to pick an argument with them. Your argument is in the voting booth. Exercise it!
1. Imitation is the best form of flattery.
2. Your core is warm, your arms are free.
3. You invite tons of creative nicknames.
4. Suit jackets are trash.
5. Give it a try, it might change your life.
I know that everyone is focused on politics this Monday morning, but what fires me up? We get to honoring breaking ground on not one, but TWO new businesses in America’s Hometown today! Welcome home King Jugg and @GBCbank! Thanks for investing in @NoblesvilleIN!
Good policy. Stay focused. The rest takes care of itself! #LetsGo