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7TH DISTRICT SERMON

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

There was a forum tonight at the Light of the World Church featuring the candidates for Congress.  Since the race is on the Democratic side, that’s where I’ll focus my attention.  The main four candidates (you know who they are) all agreed that faith matters to voters and people of faith have a role to […]

WHO’S ON FIRST?

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

A new poll shows a tighter race in the Democratic primary for the 7th Congressional District. The poll done by Global Strategy Group shows Andre Carson with 34 percent, followed by Dr. Woody Myers with 28 percent. State Rep. David Orentlicher has 13 percent and Carolene Mays , 7 percent. 18 percent of the voters […]

SO THIS IS WHAT “CHANGE” LOOKS LIKE

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

Unless something changes soon, Andre Carson will be next Congressman from the 7th Congressional District. With about 80-percent of the votes counted, Carson leads Elrod 53-44 percent. Although Elrod led early in the evening, over the course of the evening vote count changed and Carson’s lead was cemented when eight Center Township precincts came in at […]

7TH DISTRICT STRETCH

Tuesday, March 11th, 2008

A couple hours into voting and we’ve already had some bumps in the road.  About a half dozen precincts didn’t open on time this morning.   Clerk Beth White says some of the inspectors either overslept, had car problems or could not get into the building.  By 8 a.m. all but a couple had opened.  My […]

THE 7TH DISTRICT STRECH, PART ONE

Tuesday, January 8th, 2008

I’ve been doing some homework on the race for the 7th Congressional District, mainly the mechanics of how all this is going to work. The race on the Democratic side is obviously more interesting than the Republicans because there are more characters involved. But here is how it is going to work. There are 590 […]

MONDAY MORNING MUSINGS

Monday, January 7th, 2008

It was a busy day for a Monday. Two candidates for the 7th Congressional District stopped by, local attorney Randle Pollard and County Treasurer Mike Rodman. Both had similar positions on Iraq and health care. They want to bring the troops home, but do it in an orderly fashion that doesn’t jeopardize democracy in Iraq […]

SUPER TUESDAYS

Wednesday, December 26th, 2007

Mark your calenders. My sources tell me that the Governor’s office is looking at setting March 4 or March 11 as the date for the special election to fill the vacancy in the 7th Congressional District left by the late Julia Carson. Both dates are on a Tuesday. Sources also say both political parties are […]

AND THE WINNER IS…

Tuesday, December 18th, 2007

Labor leader John Bartlett will take over the Indiana House seat being vacated by Mae Dickinson.  Dickinson resigned on December 7, saying she wants to spend more time with her family.  She had been in the legislature since 1991.   Bartlett overwhelmingly beat outgoing City-Council member “King Ro” Conley.  According to party insiders, many of the […]