Indiana Political Review

I recently attended a block party/Euchre tournament (in which I got trounced in trying to defend my previous year’s champion status). Much beer was consumed and, as often happens in these situations, the subject of politics was raised between the late-stayers (read: most inebriated). The subject was property taxes and I was pitted against a […]

Willard won the Illinois straw poll, fresh on the heels of his Iowa victory. The guy has raised more money than Giuliani, and he is putting together some impressive organizational structures. Primary victories seem almost inevitable.
What I think is also interesting is Ron Paul’s third place position. This was, statistically speaking, basically a tie for […]

I must admit that I am giddy with anticipation for the prospect of the days ahead.
Things are now right with the world and we can expect all things to improve. Our taxes will now come down. Our freedom will be more secure. We will be safer from terrorists. Our children will be happier, smarter, healthier, […]

Here’s an excerpt from a story on Indystar.com regarding a proposal to require school bus drivers to wear unifroms. 
The total cost of the proposal is unclear, but a high estimate for laundering and uniform delivery service is $440 per week, Wardwell said.Some drivers don’t like the idea of wearing uniforms. They prepared a petition they […]