Ron Fusselman

Candidate questionnaire from the Huntington TEA Party

Below are Ron's answers to the questionnaire submitted by the Huntington TEA Party.

 1. What place does the recognition of God have in the governance of our Nation?

Response: God is the foundation of our government. God first. People second. Government third.

2. Do you agree the Constitution is a “living document”, that is subject to change with the times, and if not, what does it mean to you as a public servant to defend the Constitution?

Response: No. It is not a “living document.” It was a document that was thoroughly thought out, carefully designed, and meticulously written as the framework to build our Nation. As a public servant, it is my duty to protect these laws and rights for all Americans. It is time to elect people that are not looking for personal gains, but for the well-being of all citizens.

Ron Fusselman Talkin' Politics tonight at 7:00 p.m.

Republican candidate for State Representative District 50, Ron Fusselman, will be Talkin' Politics with Gary L. Snyder Monday night, December 14 starting at 7:00 p.m.  just click the arrow below to listen.

Fusselman to focus on Leonard

 In a move that recognizes his opponent's, Jim Banks, true conservative values, Ron Fusselman today announced he will be withdrawing from the Indiana State Senate District 17 race and turning his attention to challenging State Representative Dan Leonard for the District 50 State Representative seat.

"I started this journey to become your State Senator with the hopes and aspirations of bringing true conservative change to the General Assembly.  Over time, I have come to recognize that the race to replace Senator Dillon has two true grass roots, conservative candidates.  Therefore, my talents and resources could be more effectively put to use challenging a State Representative in Dan Leonard that does not hold the same conservative values and is beholden to special interest groups,” Fusselman said.  

"So today, I am announcing I will be amending my campaign to reflect my withdrawal from the State Senate race and focus on challenging State Representative Dan Leonard for the Republican nomination for State Representative, District 50.  I will also be supporting Jim Banks to replace Senator Gary "Doc" Dillon as your next State Senator," Fusselman added.

"I welcome Ron's decision and wish him luck in his future political endeavors,' Banks said of Fusselman's decision.