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When Third Parties Become First Choice

Sunday, April 3rd, 2016

One day I was asked that if it came down to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who would I vote for President?   My answer was Justin Trudeau because I would be living in Canada. (Rimshot!)  But seriously folks,  when you take a good look at what’s been happening at the national level and to a […]

Democrat Infrastructure Plan Could Hit Legal Roadblock

Monday, June 23rd, 2014

Although Indianapolis City-County Council Democrats are touting their “Rebuild Indy” plan as a viable alternative to Mayor Greg Ballard’s infrastructure plan, there could be a legal road block that could stop their proposal from taking effect. As part of their $340 million plan, Council Democrats have proposed taking $45 million from the downtown TIF district. […]

Every Democrat Has His Day

Friday, August 29th, 2008

Give it to the Democrats.  They got their act together.  They went into a convention with questions and issues about unity, broadening their appeal, the possibility of a floor fight and whether their nominee could hit one out of the park.  Give them credit, they pulled it off. While the GOP is still struggling to get […]

Pre-Conventional Wisdom

Monday, August 25th, 2008

As the Democratic National Committee gets underway,  I had a few thoughts I thought I would share. Despite Evan Bayh not being on the ticket, Indiana is still in play and will come down to a good old-fashioned ground war.  The GOP has one of the best get-out-the-vote operations in the nation, but the Obama […]

Lugar on Biden

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008

Barack Obama has picked Delaware Senator Joe Biden to be his running mate.  Here’s U.S. senator Dick Lugar’s reaction, “I congratulate Senator Barack Obama on his selection of my friend, Senator Joe Biden, to be his vice-presidential running mate. I have enjoyed for many years the opportunity to work with Joe Biden to bring strong […]

LIVE FROM INDIANAPOLIS, IT’S SUNDAY NIGHT 9:30 UPDATE

Sunday, May 4th, 2008

The program is running late, no big surprise.  These things always happen.  DNC Chairman Howard Dean has just taken the stage.  He continues to stress the message of unity.  He says Democrats will win, regardless of who the party nominates.  Dean says Democrats have a chance to win in places where they haven’t won before. […]

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 […]

HEIRS TO THE THRONE

Sunday, December 2nd, 2007

You might recall how I equated the process to succeed outgoing Congresswoman Julia Carson to that of the queen passing and the subsequent royal family jockeying for position. Well if anyone tells you there is no positioning going on they are lying to your face. For right now it looks like for the major players […]

ELECTIONS CAN BE SPECIAL

Monday, November 19th, 2007

Although Marion County voters just got done with one election, another could be right around the corner should 7th District Congresswoman Julia Carson not complete her term in office due to health reasons. Unlike state or local races where if an incumbent doesn’t finish his or her term, their political party gets to fill the […]