Well, I have to give it to Indianapolis Public Schools, while they are not the brightest bulbs in the socket, they did manage to get around the state’s Open Door Laws and illustrate another reason why the taxpaying public has no confidence in them. You may recall my blog post last month about a Michigan […]
I originally wrote this blog post the day after the 2006 primary. I thought it was pretty interesting and worthy of re-posting. Back then Indiana had 19% turnout for the election. I find it fascinating that the more things change, the more they tend to stay the same. *********** What a difference a day makes, […]
Indiana Democrats are pressing their attack on former U.S. Senator and Ambassador Dan Coats. You can see it in their latest Internet ad. I doubt many Republican primary voters will see this, however I get the strange feeling they will starting May 5th if Coats is his party’s nominee.
There’s nothing like a play on words. I got a news release this afternoon from Indiana Right to Life saying it’s rescinding its endorsement of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Richard Behney. According to the release, Behney reportedly made some unflattering remarks about some of the organizations pro-life leadership… “One of the things I’m most disappointed […]
For the past few days, I’ve blogged about Arizona’s efforts to crackdown on illegal immigration. Unfortunately, the state is violating the U.S. Constitution in the process. So, how do you crack down on illegal immigration in a lawful, constitutional manner? Easy. There are lots of things Arizona can do. The state can refuse to do […]
Once again, I awake Sunday to lots of interesting political tidbits of gossip, rumor, innuendo, etc. etc. So please allow me to share. This information is a collection of what I garner from conversations and observations. And I always say, take it for what it’s worth. Brizzi Battle Embattled Marion County Prosecutor took his case […]
There are a couple interesting columns in the print/on-line media this weekend regarding the Indiana Pacers. On its editorial page the Indianapolis Star says there are a lot of questions that need to be answered before the city assumes operational control of Conseco Fieldhouse and Bill Benner opines in the IBJ how the Pacers leaving […]
Yesterday, I gave a brief history of our American Immigration law. In this post, we’ll talk about the legal aspects of Arizona’s immigration bill (now law) and why I believe it violates several areas of the Constitution. In fact, I could argue the Arizona law violates the Supremacy Clause of the Constitution as well as […]
That’s German for “Your Papers, Please.” I also think it’s the new motto for the state of Arizona. In an understandable but woefully misguided effort to crackdown on illegal immigration, Arizona has gone just a bit too far, kind of like the Germans going into Gdansk. The law basically does several things Makes it a […]
Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Tony Bennett told me this morning that the state is ending its pursuit for “Race to the Top” funds. “Race to the Top” is a federal program that provides up to $4 billion for states that implement reforms in their education system. Bennett says there was not enough support […]
