Normally I’d have a blog post today and tomorrow, but Indiana Barrister has to go dark for a couple days. This may sound odd, but my wife’s dog, a Yorkie Terrier, which she has had since 1993, died this Friday. It’s been really rough on her and as the good husband, my job is to […]
Sorry to post so late in the day, but I got tied up with a few things this morning. Here’s the latest gossip, rumor and innuendo. As always, take it for what it’s worth. Good News and Bad news The National Rifle Association has endorsed Democrat Brad Ellsworth in the race for the United States […]
I’ve got teaching obligations this afternoon, so I’ll make this quick. Indiana Democrats are calling for the Secretary of State to investigate what they claim is voter fraud on behalf of Republican candidate Charlie White. I’ve pasted their news release in this blog post. Today, Indiana Democratic Party Chair Dan Parker held a press conference […]
Indiana Democrats have called a news conference for Tuesday morning regarding Republican Secretary of State candidate Charlie White. The release reads as follows… In response to recent revelations concerning discrepancies in Secretary of State candidate Charlie White’s voter registration, residency in Fishers and service on the Fishers Town Council, Indiana Democratic Party Chair Dan Parker will […]
The Democrats are abuzz in the blogosphere over the recent revelation that Republican Secretary of State candidate Charlie White did not reside in his Fishers Town Council District and had to resign the post. The information is politically embarrassing to White who is not only a candidate for the top election officer in the state, […]
I had a couple minutes today so I decided to do some cruising through Facebook just to see how some of Indiana’s candidates are doing with their social network worlds. I tried to use campaign Facebook websites where possible. Now this is not to say whether your “friends” will translate into votes, but I think […]
Here’s what some Indiana politicos are saying regarding the Indiana Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the State’s Voter ID law. Todd Rokita, Secretary of State “Hoosier commonsense prevails again. One of the key tools we have put in place to improve elections and protect the strength of our republic – our Photo ID requirement at […]
With a couple weeks of no session, there was still quite a bit of good gossip, rumor and plain old fashion political innuendo running around town this past week. So without further adieu… House Ways and Means Chairman Bill Crawford and Speaker Pat Bauer apparently aren’t on the best of speaking terms these days. Crawford […]
The political gossip and rumor mill was full blast this week, as well as some inside information on key events. So here we go. Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay can’t seem to figure out why he’s been getting a lot of bad PR lately. In a 90-minute meeting with city officials this past week, Irsay […]
