The 1994 Society is the heart and soul of the LPIN's continued existence. Begun in the late 1990's to sustain the LPIN's presence in Indiana's political landscape, the Society represents monthly donors to the party.
Political Quizzes are generally just for fun. Here is a political quiz for you: http://politicalcompass.org/index
Leave your score in the comment section.
My score is this:
Economic Left/Right: 6.12
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -3.33
And here is a graph of the 2008 primary candidates. I was shocked the find that Mike Gravel was more Libertarian than Ron Paul.
Video titled “10 Sluttiest Girls on Maury.” My favorite is number three, who says, “When Obama became President, I got the right do the hell I want to. I want to be a nurse. If that don’t work out, I just become a stripper.”
Check out the video here:
http://timothyjmaguire.com/wordpress/?p=372
Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard tells WISH TV 8 that he wants to remodel Indianapolis Gun Laws after the restrictive New York City Gun Laws. He came to this conclusion after Plaxico Burress shot himself in the leg, and is now facing 3 years in prison for having a gun.
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I have posted the audio for last night’s Bill Of Rights Day keynote address by Wayne Allyn Root to the Libertarian Party of Indiana below. It was a great speech. Feel free to download and post on your site.
You can find pictures of the event here: http://www.chris-spangle.com/photos/bill-of-rights-day-dinner-2/
Wayne Allyn Root appeared on the Abdul in the Morning Show on WXNT.
Ok… Here is the wisdom of government for you. We are going to bail out the autos to keep them from going bankrupt. Then we are going to give someone the power to bankrupt them within the plan to keep them from going bankrupt. NICE!
Read the story here.
From Patriot Paul:
On December 16, 1773, American colonists upset with heavy taxation, exemplified by several taxes, including the Stamp Act and the Townsend Acts, and a Tea tax, decided to make a protest statement to their British overlord about their taxed oppression. Various online and historical sources note that 3 ships, the Dartmouth, Eleanor, [...]
“The same prudence which in private life would forbid our paying our own money for unexplained projects, forbids it in the dispensation of the public moneys.”
–Thomas Jefferson, letter to Shelton Gilliam, 19 June 1808
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