Here's what Hoosiers in Congress had to say about Chinese spy balloon spotted over the US
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Late Thursday, the Defense Department said Pentagon officials were considering shooting down a Chinese spy balloon seen drifting over the northern United States. They opted not to, an official said, out of concern for injury and destruction of property.
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As U.S. officials continue to track the path of the balloon, here's what Indiana members of Congress and other political leaders from the Hoosier State had to say about the situation.
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Sen. Todd Young
Rep. Jim Banks
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Rep. Rudy Yakym
Rep. James Baird
Former Indiana Governor and Vice President Mike Pence
USA TODAY reporter Tom Vanden Brook contributed to this report.
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