Posts From Indiana Talks
Mark Souder: No tsnami, but a Trump earthquake
FORT WAYNE – An election tsunami can sweep away all before it. Off-year elections of 1974, 1994 and 2010 had large numbers of House and Senate incumbents being defeated as
Chris Sautter: A Democratic year taking shape in Indiana
MIAMI – Indiana’s 9th Congressional district is a bellwether race. That according to Chuck Todd, moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press, who named the race between Democrat Shelli Yoder and
Oct. 28, 2016 HPI Daily Wire sponsored by Associated Builders & Contractors
PENCE JET SKIDS OFF RUNWAY; NO ONE HURT: For months, reporters traveling aboard Mike Pence’s campaign plane have joked about the hard, bone-shaking landings from small Iowa airports to major metropolitan
Do Research on IPS School Board Race; Don’t Vote Blindly
I don’t have a dog in the IPS fight other than I’m a concerned citizen who lives in this city and wants good schools for our students. I have found
Rich James: Mike Pence’s post-Trump future
MERRILLVILLE – If the voters reject Donald Trump and Mike Pence on Nov. 8 – and it appears that they will – is there a political future for either man?
Jack Colwell: Trump’s slide pushes Walorski into a race
SOUTH BEND – Two things seemed certain last summer as folks around South Bend looked ahead to the fall sports of football and politics: Notre Dame would beat underdog Duke
Seth Meyers Takes a Closer Look at Trump’s Campaign
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZr4tRQJ4GI] Source: Indy Democrat Blog
Final gubernatorial debate focuses on drug epidemic, med pot
By BRIAN A. HOWEY EVANSVILLE – Indiana’s three gubernatorial candidates addressed the drug addiction epidemic rapidly spreading across the state, filling emergency rooms with people overdosing on heroin, fentanyl and
Oct. 26, 2016 HPI Daily Wire sponsored by Associated Builders & Contractors
FINAL GOV DEBATE CENTERS ON DRUG EPIDEMIC: Indiana’s three gubernatorial candidates addressed the drug addiction epidemic rapidly spreading across the state, filling emergency rooms with people overdosing on heroin, fentanyl and
Trump/Pence Insult Hardworking Poll Workers with Rigged Election Rhetoric
By Jon Easter My first foray into politics was working the polls. My first position was a poll sheriff. That position was eventually done away with in each polling site,
