Ashley Grogg with Hoosiers for Medical Liberty Interview

Allen County, Education, Health, Indiana General Assembly, Interviews

Ashley Grogg from Allen County is the founder of Hoosiers for Medical Liberty. Ashley Grogg is a wife and mother of 4 daughters and is a master’s-prepared registered nurse. Ashley’s background, the Hoosiers for Medical Liberty organization, several house and senate bills in the 2026 Indiana legislature, the Watchdogs group, political immunization, and political accountability in the May 2026 primary are the topics during our dialogue. Medical freedom is one of the principles of You Count, Indiana!, and you will want to watch this interview with Ashley Grogg to learn more about medical liberty!

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Sign up on our website at the bottom of the homepage to receive You Count Indiana (YCI) emails. YCI addresses the core principles of election integrity, medical freedom, pro-life, second amendment, parent-controlled education, and Hoosier Godly Resources.

 

 

 

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