Photo fromjournalgazette.netSpeaker Bosma apparently doesn’t realize how the process of counting works.We all know what shenanigans he pulled in switching up committees on HJR-3 so that he could get it through committee, even though the original commit…
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An Open Letter to Brian Bosma, CC: The Indiana Republican Establishment
By joshfeatherstone on January 23, 2014 in Brian Bosma, Freedom Indiana, GOP, HJR-3, Indiana General Assembly, Indiana Republican Party
Speaker Bosma -I hope you are proud of yourself. Actually, I am quite sure that my hope is unnecessary….I BET you’re proud of yourself. I bet you are gloating to your fellow GOP buddies about you really pulled a good one off. And to…
Bill to Eliminate Straight Ticket Voting Introduced
By joshfeatherstone on December 5, 2013 in Indiana General Assembly, Indiana Legislature, Indiana Senate, Jon Easter, Mike Delph, SB 35, Straight Party Voting, Straight Ticket Voting
Senator Mike Delph has introduced a bill to eliminate straight ticket voting at the general election ballot box in Indiana. Straight ticket voting does very little or nothing to support the strength of the voter in Indiana. Instead, it give…
Libertarian Party of Marion County Statement on SB 621
By joshfeatherstone on April 30, 2013 in At-Large, Budget, Indiana General Assembly, Indianapolis City-County Council, Indianapolis Mayor, Libertarian Party, SB 621
Libertarian Party of Marion County Urges Governor Pence to Veto SB 621 The Indiana General Assembly has passed SB 621, a law which would eliminate all At-Large City-County Council seats in Marion County and give the Mayor unrestricted control over the budget. The Libertarian Party of Marion County stands against this legislation. SB 621 has […]
Indiana Education Reform: Who Got a Mandate?
By joshfeatherstone on November 9, 2012 in Democrat, Education, Education Reform, Glenda Ritz, GOP, Indiana General Assembly, Indy Democrat, Jon Easter, Mike Pence, Mitch Daniels, School Vouchers, Super-Majority, Superintendent of Public Instruction
The 2012 election is now a few days behind us. What’s left now is just trying to decipher what it all means. Sometimes, it’s easier to tell what voters want. Other times, though, the voters send confusing messages with their decisions…