Disorderly behavior by the House Democrats has exposed the root of the right to work debate. When does the individual right not to be forced to work become a violation of another’s right to have the work performed? When there […]
What does the Indiana Constitution Say About the Democrat’s Disorderly Behavior? Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – State House Democrats imitated their counterparts in Wisconsin by fleeing the state and failing to do the job Hoosiers hired them to do: Meeting Indiana’s challenges head on. Instead of exercising bipartisanship they pulled a political
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(By Dan Drexler, Vice Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Indiana.) Regardless of the ultimate position one takes on Right-to-Work (RTW) legislation, the vote along party lines to move this bill out of committee and onto the full House floor
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LPIN Executive Director Chris Spangle participated in a debate this past Saturday with Indianapolis attorney Mark Small on the subject of education. Should America’s educational system be nationalized or should more localized with more choice? Part 1: Untitled from Mark
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I ran into my old buddy Stinky Wilmont the other day, and in the course of our conversation, the subject of New Year’s resolutions came up. I asked Stinky if he was going to make any, and he replied that
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As reported in the Michigan City News Dispatch last week, local residents and small business owners have grave concerns about the proposed LaPorte County Joint Zoning Ordinance. Folks who work out of their homes may share in questioning the plan.
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(From 2008) I run a small construction company with the help of my brother, my youngest son, and Hank, when he’s not mowing his yard. And Jay when he’s not in school or playing baseball. Or fishing. We try to
The Bell Curve: Pay ’em Now, and Pay ’em Later… Read More »
(Peter Dunn is an Indianapolis media personality that hosts a radio show titled the “Skeptical Economist.” This is a podcast on his recent show on public pensions, focusing on how Indiana’s pensions operate. With the events taking place in Wisconsin,
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Dear friend of the Libertarian Party of Steuben County, This message is to provide official notice of the 2011 Annual Convention of the LPSC. Our Convention will be held at 4:30 P.M. on Wednesday, March 30. Once again we will
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(By Dennis Beatty, Originally Posted at Rhinehold’s Blog) There has been discussion lately about what the government should be doing, can do and is constitutionally allowed to do. But underneath those discussions we need to understand what makes government different
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