One of the more divisive issues in our communities today is the future of LGBT rights. Marriage is at the forefront of this issue. Whether you are for or against the rights of homosexuals to marry, the topic is hotly debated in just about e…
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Tully Misses Key Points in His “Why Vote in the Primary” Column
By joshfeatherstone on April 13, 2012 in Democrat, Libertarian, Matthew Tully, Primary Elections, republican
A reader wrote to the Star’s Matthew Tully and asked him to pen a column on why it important to vote in the primary. Tully did so in his column today and, for the most part, I agree with the points he’s made. He did leave out a couple bits …
Rupert is on the Fast Track to Typical Libertarian 5%
By joshfeatherstone on February 7, 2012 in Democrat, Indiana Governor’s Race, John Gregg, Libertarian, Mike Pence, republican, Rupert
I like Rupert Boneham. I like him as a person and I like him as a candidate.As a person, Rupert is genuine and cordial. He has dedicated his life to helping others. He’s a good guy.As a candidate, Rupert is well-spoken and brings serious, c…
“Right to Work” Will Cause Both R and D Incumbents to Lose in November
By joshfeatherstone on January 6, 2012 in Brian Bosma, Democrat, Election 2012, Pat Bauer, republican, Right to Work
I don’t know what the motivation of the State Representatives is when it comes to right to work. It could be a grudge match that they are finally willing to throw down on. It could be that both sides just truly believe that right to work is…
Indy Star Decides Rupert is not a Candidate Worth Mentioning
By joshfeatherstone on November 12, 2011 in Democrat, Indy Star, J Robert Casko, John Gregg, John Wallace, Libertarian, Mary Beth Schneider, Mike Pence, republican, Rupert, Rupert Boneham
Rupert Boneham(image credit: rupertforgovernor.com) The Indy Star’s Mary Beth Schneider had an article in today’s paper about a candidate for Indiana Governor. It started of with a lengthy discussion about how this candidate refused …