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Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives Brian Bosma appears to like dark, smoke filled rooms out of the public eye when it comes to legislation. In a letter written February 19th, Bosma explained his dissatisfaction with the Governor for not keeping his mouth shut on the Indiana budget, and Pence’s proposed tax cut. As a [...]
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My wife received a call today from a black female wanting to share information about another conservative in the race for Win Moses seat that she should consider rather than Martin Carbaugh. That “conservative” alternative to Carbough is a libertarian. Now, while we should maybe rejoice that black females are turning onto the libertarian [...]
Continue Reading →Political h@ck Brian Howey today released yet another of his bullshit polls. This time, (again), on the Mourdock/Donnelly race. It shows Donnelly at 47 percent to Mourdock’s 36 percent, and Libertarian Andrew Horning getting 6 percent. Another 11 percent were undecided.
One of Howey’s pollsters, Christine Matthews just tweeted today following:
“@cmatthewspolls: One thing I would [...]
Continue Reading →Congressman Joe Donnelly is asking the good people of Indiana for a promotion. He wants us to upgrade him to Sen. Joe Donnelly.Why? One reason given is that Donnelly, as Democratic senator, will help create jobs.Donnelly should choke on goose feathers every time he mentions creating jobs in Indiana, since his bite marks are [...]
Continue Reading →By Micah Clark
How Far Have We Fallen? Use the Presidency as a Measure
When Adult Video News, the trade publication for the porn industry, endorsed the re-election of President Bill Clinton, the Clinton/Gore team immediately did all they could to hide it and distance their campaign from the endorsement.
Most people would assume that the [...]
Continue Reading →“With 37 percent of precincts reporting, Obama took 59 percent to 41 percent for Wolfe. In Kentucky, with nearly all precincts reporting, 42.1 percent of Democratic primary voters opted for “uncommitted” rather than backing the president, who received 57.9 percent.
Those results come two weeks to the day after Keith Judd, a convicted felon incarcerated [...]
Continue Reading →Hey, a good ole Southern boy by the name of John Wolfe, Jr. (pictured) just might do that for us on Tuesday! May 22 is the Arkansas Democrat primary election, and Tennessee Democrat underdog just might be positioned to left a leg on the Incumbant’s parade!
Not only that, but if Wolfe gets wings in [...]
Continue Reading →The ad features Joe Soptic, former GST Steel employee, along with David Foster, former lead negotiator for GST Steel workers. They give a firsthand account of GST’s closure and the subsequent loss of 750 jobs. “It was like a vampire. They came in and sucked the life out of us, said another worker. Source [...]
Continue Reading →Part two comes in November, when the state goes Red and we beat Democrat Joe Donnelly like a drum!
Here is where you can donate to the Mourdock for Senate campaign — Lugar is not lost until we put someone better in his place, so keep marching toward “Indiana atones” part two.
This may come as a shocker to the Lugar staff. In gleaning Lugar’s April FEC reports, there are multiple instances of paying a Ms. Opal Caldwell for “maintenance services.” Here’s a screen shot of one such instance. Note the address, 5509 Closser Court. In checking Google maps, it doesn’t exist. The reason it does not [...]
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