There is another story of another IMPD officer getting in trouble. This story is on the heals of another IMPD officer who got in trouble and three other IMPD officers who got in trouble. And they are not to be confused with the former Public Safety Advisor turned Marion County Sheriff employee who is also […]
My recent post on crime in this town has apparently caused quite a little stir. Some friends have asked me if I’m going to respond to what’s been written in the blogosphere? Not really. The way I figure it, if someone doesn’t have enough synaptic activity to understand sarcasm and satire when they read it, then what would […]
Everyone who knows me knows I have no use for township government, however today the Marion County Township Trustees get a major thumbs up from me. I hear there’s a plan being circulated amongst the Trustees that would put people who repeatedly get poor relief to do mandatory work for either the township or the […]
The only thing better than when a bad law is tossed out from the courts as unconstitutional is when a stupid law is thrown out. U.S. District Judge Sarah Evans Barker said a state law that would have forced stores and retailers to pay $250 to register if they sold sexually explicit material was vague […]
John McCain will be speaking at 11a.m. in Indianapolis today. You can watch it here courtesy of my friends at WRTV.
Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Jill Long Thompson is expected to continue her call to suspend the sales tax on gasoline at a news conference in Indianapolis today. If you’re interested in what she has to say you can find an extensive interview here done back in May 2007 by my good friend Thomas Cook over at […]
There are two more stories of violence in Indianapolis this morning. One involved the shooting of a man at 38th Moeller Road, the second was a shooting last night outside the Walker Theatre. Frankly, I’m getting a little tired of reading or watching another story about violence in this community. And while I’m all for […]
The word is in on the number of signatures collected by Taxpayer Party candidate John Waterman. So far Waterman has 128 reported signatures that means he has to collect 32, 872 by the end of today. Do you believe in miracles?
I’m wrapping up my business trip to St. Louis this morning, but I had to share this story from dinner last night. My old law school friends and I got together and started talking about the Presidential race. One of my good friends who is a true-hearted conservative from Kansas asked me who I thought […]
The U.S. Supreme Court has said you have an individual right to own a gun. It also said you do not have the individual right to own a weapon that can be fired from the shoulder. The opinion in D.C v. Heller went through a very detailed (157 pages) analysis of the 2nd Amendment. In […]
