Mike Braun on Corporations

	Mike Braun on Corporations

ESG puts investors and retirees at financial risk

Liberal activists in corporate boardrooms are pushing the woke agenda into every aspect of our lives. Woke corporations should not be allowed to try and tell us how to run our state while they rake in profits that are subsidized by hard working Hoosiers. ESG puts investors and retirees at financial risk and will have no place in the Indiana state government. [OTI Note: ESG = Environmental, Social, and Governance considerations when making policy or investments] Source: 2024 Indiana Governor campaign website MikeBraunForIndiana , Oct 24, 2023

Lowering taxes is a good start to empowering job creators

Government is not the driver of new job creation or economic prosperity. And too often it gets in the way with onerous regulations and sky-high taxes. President Trump's work to remove burdensome red tape and lower taxes are a start, but now is the time to double down on empowering the private sector and job creators. We need a tax code that is simple and fair. We must ensure that American jobs are filled by American workers, not outsourced to other countries or given to illegal immigrants. Source: 2018 Indiana Senate campaign website MikeBraunForIndiana.com , May 3, 2018

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