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.
Because of my time working with Abdul, I operate with certain assumptions. Most elected officials, media types, and lobbyists are not bad people. They are sincere. They think what they do is generally right, and the best course of action. They also spend a tremendous amount of time with each other, and are friendly. It [...]
The problems in 1958 don’t sound all that different.
The Star wrote that we didn’t expect the Republican-controlled city-council to put the part before the taxpayer, but we did. It is why I am a member of the Libertarian Party now, and not the Republican Party.
At least Cockrum isn’t hiding the fact that they did this out of retribution, and there was no real [...]
Apparently, Steve Buyer went on Garrison’s show today, and almost called Evan Bayh a hypocrite…
This cartoon reminds me of Steve Buyer, who voted for President’s Bush’s bailout, but not President Obama’s stimulus:
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Don’t pick an choose when to exercise your principles, Steve. Federal handouts are wrong, or they aren’t.
I congratulate Evan Bayh on actually helping kill [...]
LPIN Press Release:
Out of the political need for retribution, and to send a message that stepping outside the old ‘two party system’ monopoly will have consequences, the City County Council’s Democrat and Republican leadership (President Bob Cockrum (R), Majority Leader Lincoln Plowman (R) and Democratic Minorty Leader Joanne Sanders (D)) decided Monday to remove [...]
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