‘Insulting,' 'Derogatory’: IN GOP State Sen. rejects redistricting after Trump used a slur

Political Stance & Reactions - Indiana Republican senators rejected a move to redraw congressional maps, opposed by President Trump [1] - Governor Mike Braun plans to support primary challenges against Republicans who voted against the redistricting [1] - State Senator Mike Bohachek voted no due to the president's use of derogatory language [3] - Bohachek faced threats and his family had to stay with friends due to his stance [6] - Out-of-state backlash and acceptance of unkind behavior were observed [8] - Some lawmakers received threats, including swatting and bomb threats [9] Senator's Perspective - The senator emphasizes not bending to bullying and threats [11][12] - He questions the logic of spending money on primary challenges instead of securing congressional seats [14] - The senator finds it intimidating to be addressed by the president [17] Redistricting & Political Strategy - The redistricting plan aimed to eliminate two Democratic seats [1] - The senator suggests focusing on quality candidates instead of redistricting for a political majority [14]