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Thanks Obama
President Barack Obama boards Air Force OneWhite House Photo by Pete Souza The fact is tough to face for some, but it’s a fact. Today is the last full day
Wesseler, Mowery Join City-County Council GOP Caucus
As is typical of local government, the layer most close to the public is often the one you hear the least about. Republicans Jack Sandlin and Aaron Freeman left the
Former Rep. Mae Dickinson Passes at 83
News came late Tuesday night that longtime State Representative Mae Dickinson passed away after fighting health issues. Long before I knew anything about politics, I knew about Dickinson and the
Trump Undermines Own Legitimacy By Conduct
Donald Trump I’m back from my long weekend, and it’s just in time for one of the most interesting weeks in politics: Inauguration Week. This year, January 20 falls on
Donnelly’s Reelection Fight Already Underway
Senator Joe Donnelly Spends the Day as a Firefighter. Joe Donnelly’s fight for reelection to his Senate seat in 2018 has already begun with campaign insiders already being pulled in
Rokita Out to Destroy Civil Servant Union Representation
Rep. Todd Rokita Last seen trying to take food out of the mouths of school children, Congressman Todd Rokita is back with the innocuous soundng Promote Accountability and Government Efficiency
FBI agent who interrogated Saddam Hussein leads airport case
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — The FBI agent who interrogated Saddam Hussein alone for months after the former Iraqi leader’s capture is now leading the investigation into the Florida airport
INDYDEMBLOG: Holcomb, Crouch Take Office Today
What a difference a year makes! One year ago, Eric Holcomb was a candidate for United States Senate. Mike Pence seemed to be on his way to at least a
Buttigieg Running for DNC Chair
Mayor Pete Buttigieg Back in August of 2009, my friend Christopher Jackson and I attended the IDEA Convention in French Lick. As we entered West Baden, we immediately stared seeing
Firefly Brings Light to State Insect
The devil is in the details of the bills filed each year for each session of the Indiana General Assembly. Some bills are controversial. Others are addressing long-necessary needs. Others
