Indiana Republicans Must Redraw the Map

My friends,

Indiana Republicans have a responsibility right now that reaches far beyond state lines. When we talk about redistricting, too many want to shrug it off as some political chess move — but as I explained on today’s program, this is about the survival of our constitutional republic. We are living in the midst of a “cold civil war,” a clash between two worldviews that simply cannot coexist. And the left has made it abundantly clear they will weaponize every tool possible to stop Trump and the agenda the American people voted for.

That’s why Indiana’s inaction is so dangerous. If Republicans here refuse to redraw these districts, they may hand Democrats the U.S. House. And if that happens, you can mark my words: they will weaponize the government. They will impeach Trump again. They will launch the nonstop, bogus investigations. And they will grind this nation’s progress to a halt.

I know some Republicans don’t want to rock the boat. But leadership isn’t about comfort — it’s about courage. Playing scared only empowers those who want to reshape this country into something unrecognizable: godless, centralized, and hostile to liberty.

This isn’t about party; it’s about worldview. About truth. About choosing whether Indiana will strengthen the republic — or surrender it.

As always, I appreciate you standing with us as we continue bringing clarity to the noise. And if you missed today’s episode, you can listen anytime using the link below.

🎧 Listen to today’s Toddcast here

Conservative, not bitter.
Todd

🗺️ Indiana GOP hesitates on redistricting special session
⚖️ Failure to act could hand Democrats control of Congress
🔁 Renewed threat of another Trump impeachment if Dems retake House
🧊 Todd explains America’s ongoing “cold civil war” of worldviews
🏛️ Rod Bray under fire for refusing open debate in the Senate
🚨 Left weaponizing institutions to stop Trump and reshape America
🗣️ Todd calls for courage over comfort in conservative leadership
🇺🇸 Redistricting framed as crucial to defending the constitutional republic

Listen here.

I don’t sound the alarm lightly. But what happened this week at the Indiana Statehouse deserves every Hoosier’s — and American’s — attention.

Senator Rod Bray (R) announced that the Senate will not be voting on redistricting — no special session, no explanation, no transparency. And when our elected officials go quiet on something this important, it’s fair to ask why.

As many of you know, our syndicated talk show reaches more than 20 markets across the country, including right here in Indianapolis — my home base. The podcast ranks in the top three percent worldwide. In other words, when Indiana leaders want to speak directly to voters, our platform gives them a clear runway.

That’s why, over the past several months, we invited Sen. Bray to join us and explain his thinking. We’ve welcomed Micah Beckwith (R). We’ve welcomed Beau Bayh (D). We’ve welcomed anyone willing to have an honest conversation.

But from Sen. Bray or his team?

Silence.

Now, he doesn’t owe me an appearance because I host a radio show. That’s not the point. However, he does owe Hoosier voters openness and transparency. He owes them clarity. He owes them the courtesy of explaining why the Senate is refusing to take up a vote on redistricting — especially when the stakes are this high.

So earlier today, I reached out to Sen. Bray directly. I told him what I’ll tell you:

This issue isn’t going away.

President Trump has already criticized him publicly. Voters want answers, not more business as usual in our government. And if the Legislature believes its decisions are defensible, then it should be willing to defend them in the light of day.

And yes — I extended the invitation again.

If Sen. Bray wants to speak to Hoosiers, our door is open.

This isn’t about party squabbles. It’s about transparency. It’s about accountability. It’s about serving the people who put our leaders in office in the first place.

When we get answers, you’ll get answers. When we hear the truth, you’ll hear the truth.

Until then, stay tuned — because this story is only getting started.

Hoosiers, this is one of those moments when staying silent just hands the keys to the political class. And after this week’s redistricting announcement? Not a good idea.

The Senate’s refusal to vote — with zero explanation — only changes when real voters speak up. Not insiders. You.

If our leaders can make major decisions behind closed doors without telling us why, we don’t have a representative government … we have an oligarchy.

Hoosiers demand transparency and accountability.

So here’s the step you can take today:

Phone: 800-382-9467
Alternate Phone: 317-232-9400
Email: [email protected]
Office Address:
Sen. Rod Bray
200 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Online Contact Form

Be respectful. Be clear. Be firm. A quick call or a short email goes a long way.

Tell him transparency isn’t optional.

Tell him voters deserve answers.

Tell him this won’t disappear with the next news cycle.

Your voice matters — and this is the moment to use it.

Subject: Please Support a Redistricting Vote and Provide Transparency

Sen. Bray,

As a constituent, I’m asking you to support bringing redistricting to a vote and to provide a clear explanation of the Senate’s recent decision not to move forward. This issue is too important for Hoosiers to be left in the dark.

We rely on our elected officials to communicate openly, especially on decisions that affect representation and the future of our state — and nation. I’m respectfully requesting transparency and action — both a public explanation and support for a vote on this matter.

Thank you for your service and for listening to the concerns of the people you represent.
[Your Name]
[Your City]

My friends, in a recent interview President Trump said climate change — or what experts once called global warming, or global cooling, depending on the narrative of the day — is a hoax, and that people who believe humans control the climate are suckers. And he’s right. Have you noticed the solution is always the same? More government, higher taxes, less freedom.

When the communists fell apart in the ’80s, they didn’t disappear. They slid right into the climate movement. Yes, temperatures rise and fall — they always have — but the idea that humanity can steer the climate of an entire planet is, dare I say, a bit arrogant.

God didn’t design Earth so fragile that we could break it. Temperatures shift, seasons change, but pretending we’re sitting on the throne is both delusional and dangerous.