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(La Porte, Indiana) The recently filed Indiana State Board of Accounts audit of LaPorte County’s finances has brought to light serious issues with the finances and operations of our county government. Audit highlights include $34 Million in unaccounted funds, lax […]

The Horning for Congress campaign released the following press statement today: (Freedom, Indiana) Members of the private clubs called the Democratic and Republican parties have incrementally and over the past century written legislation to create and protect their status as

(Indianapolis, Indiana) Following the House Elections and Appropriations Committee 9-3 vote to pass House Joint Resolution 3 (HJR-3) out of committee, Libertarian Party of Indiana State Chairman Dan Drexler issued the following statement: “We clearly knew better than to expect

This week each of Indiana’s eleven elected federal officials voted to pass a $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill. The spending bill essentially keeps the government operating through the fall. The good news is we will not have to endure countless

Houston, TX — Former New Mexico Governor and 2012 presidential candidate Gary Johnson released the following statement in response to President Obama’s proposed changes to NSA data gathering: “The President’s proposals are disappointing, but not surprising. It is simply not

One would think being State Chairman of the Republican Party in Indiana would be a comfortable position. You have a Republican governor. You have Republican control of the Indiana House of Representatives. You have a super-majority in the Republican-controlled Indiana

(Indianapolis, Indiana) “Nothing surprising,” summarized Libertarian Party of Indiana State Chairman Dan Drexler referring to the State of the State speech given by Gov. Pence last night. “While we should have expected the speech to be light on details, I

(Indianapolis, Indiana) On Thursday, the Libertarian Party of Indiana released a list of targeted Indiana House seats to challenge in 2014. The list contains a mix of twenty Republican and Democrat held seats. Those seats include: Ed Soliday, District 4;

Here are just a few things we have accomplished since the 2008 elections: In our office, we have completely revamped how our party works. We have reorganized, streamlined, and digitized the office. Our central committee frequently communicates online and has