Harwood Renounces Machine Ties in Indiana Senate Rift
Dan Harwood cuts loose from party bosses and Thatcher, choosing law over lobbying. In a febrile Indiana political scene, Colonel Ramsay and Rose Farrell weigh in as Harwood asserts independent, principal Democratic stance and plans to appeal to voters outside the old machine.
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