Here’s the deal, Pascal:

In Indiana, we pay property taxes one yea rin arrears.  Has always been such.  Sen Bayh represented all of us until December 31 2010.  So Mr. White is early on that score.  Sen. Bayh used that Canterbury northwside condo as his address for years.  He purchased a home in northern DC many years ago–it nearly burned down in an electrical fire–and his sons attend school there.

Every day every hour.  Get real.

If Chuckles wants a ‘real’ target, how about those SNOWBIRDS that split south to places like Gulf Shores, Orange Beach, and the like? 

They vote absentee up here, and vote again because their RV park gives them a PO box number down there!

 You hear the darnedest things while seated near retired baby-boomers while eating breakfast out

I do indeed sleep well.  Neither will pull a “Brizzi” and neither associates with accused thieving felons.

I’m unsure what will happen to Mr. McIntosh because, unlike Mr. Bayh, more time will have passed between his service in Congress and the 2012 election.  Evidently our residency laws are pretty lame, because no less a politician than Dan Freaking Coats proclaimed to North Carolinians he was happy as a clam in semi-retirement there, only to come “back home” to Indiana.See how easy that was?The Bayh residency challenge has been tried by folks far slicker and (apparently) smarter than you, Pascal.  And they lost, in the court of a highly-partisan conservative Shelby County GOP judge.  On the merits of the law.Game, set, match.  Charlie White is now claiming to file this complaint as a private citizen.He’s as pathetic as they come.

A lot of people are really sleeping well at night knowing that they are safe for at least a few years for what they have done and for what they have not done.  Of course, it is left open to question if one must be accused of being a felon before being “associated” with them, as you (TA, say above).  If I thought you were good for a wager’s stakes I’d wager you that Little Joe has associated with any number of folks who could not stand close scrutiny…some of which he will prosecute and others that he won’t.  Same with the new dolt.

There seems to be a blurred-line detente twixt the blue & red teams; evidence they’ve abandoned what they once considered principles.  No wonder they suffer a lack of distinction.  Anecdotally, law firmed alliances appear to hold more sway & dominate the rules of political class gamesmanship (deformation of representatives, as operators).  

If residency is relevant to sovereignty & citizenship; it should apply to law makers, lest we moot the value or authenticity of jurisdiction.

While this complaint may serve to illuminate an abuse ‘o power problem, surely there are others who’ve escaped unnamed.  Head hunting is more ugly business & gamesmanship, but policy repair & restoration benefits ALL citizens.       

There’s no open question, Pascal.  Read again.  I said Joe Hogsett and Terry Curry did NOT associate with charged felons.  No doubt about it.  If you know otherwise, please pipe up.  Snide insinuations to the contrary, Mr. Brizzi cannot make that claim.

Surprise!  THAT “prosecutor” now represents Mr. White.

It’s a brave new world.  We’re actually getting a REAL prosecutor for our tax dollars.  Amazing, isn’t it?

ACORN.  What are they calling themselves these days?

http://advanceindiana.blogspot.com/2011/10/bayh-calls-whites-vote-fraud.html  What, then, is the excuse for Susan committing voter fraud other than being a Democrat and viewing such as an inalienable right? I suppose the prosecutor could investigate that condo for any signs of human habitation.  And, contra your assertation that courts won’t wade in muck, reading the link above it is pretty clear that Evan was not an Indiana resident even if your favorite local petty judge thought he was.

Criticism ought be reserved for least practices vs. practitioners per se, with a focus on repaired policy, hence concerns with the 17th amendment; prior to which, our senators rubbed local elbows vs DC genie lamps… 

I’m not saying White is lily-white on this deal.  But, given the magnitude of coverage in the press, why weren’t both the Bayh and Lugar residency issues put under a similar microscope? 

Regardless of the results of the elections in 2012, I think we’ll greatly lament the loss of a press that too regularly defers to self-preservation, incumbency, and political correctness.   

Old news Pascal.  Which is just your speed.  My post was about property tax portions of the White complaint.

Go ahead and pay your property taxes in current-year if you like. I think the good treasurer will accept it.  

Facts are stubborn things.

Lugar has claimed his southside “farm” as legal residence since his mayoral days.  Mebets he hasn’t set foot on it in years.

The goveernor is Constitutionally-required to live in Indianapolis,  Stupid, but it’s the law.  His residency hasn’t made him a better or worse governor.  Paper tigers abound.

Can we move on to more important things?

The press was lost in this town long ago, TP.  Long ago. There are some bright stars but too few and far between.  When Eugene Pulliam is your leader, shit follows.

I would not attempt one either.  Nolo Contendere seems about right for her fraud and I am sure the Dumbocraps will join her to their White foolishness?  Which prosecutor will wind up being the dipstick here, the current one or the former one?
     Of course, Nolo Contendere beats crickets.

Let’s not move on until the matter is settled.  If it was so important for the Dumbocraps to pursue the White matter then let’s have a full throated pursuit and not just quit the game when the tables have been turned.  Why be such a quitter?