While it wasn’t a first, it still may have qualified as somewhat unique. On 1/1/11, at 1:11 P.M., a judge performed a swearing in ceremony for 2 other officials. One of the things that made it unique is that the judge was an elected […]
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Dear Friends and Supporters, In this coming year, I will face a serious challenge: Maintaining my seat as a City-Councilor in Indianapolis. I currently have served as an at-large city-county councilor since 2007, and it has been a privilege to
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On January 1st, 2011, you will have the opportunity to witness an event that has only happened once before in recorded history. You may remember that on January 1st, 2007, in Hagerstown, an elected Libertarian Judge swore in two more
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I haven’t done a lot of traveling in my life. Outside of an occasional convention or meeting in some distant state, I stay pretty close to Indiana, and I work pretty close to Hagerstown. Susan and I did manage to
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I am pleased to announce that I am participating as a member of the Indiana Citizens Redistricting Commission. The gerrymandering of electoral districts and the need to redraw maps with districts without political considerations is an issue I have been
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(Originally Posted at Indiana Economics.) After a 65 million dollar payoff to the University of Maryland, a study comes out claiming that those who disagree with pronouncements of the Ministry of Truth are misinformed. The “Ministry of Truth” in this
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(By M.A. Hargett, Originally posted at Indiana Economics.) Having read George’s well-reasoned article on Why Education Subsidies Should Cease, I would like to approach the matter from a slightly different perspective. This fetish of “universal education” is founded on a
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It seems the public perception is that balancing the budget would be impossible, that it would require a Herculean amount of political courage to cut out all the fat necessary to end deficit spending. Alas. Reason.tv‘s Nick Gillespie trims the
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By Jason Pye, Originally Posted at United Liberty) Senate Democrats have rolled out a $1.1 trillion omnibus spending bill – $575 million per page – to fund the government in FY 2011, since they failed to pass normal budgets during
I absolutely love watching my grandchildren interact with Santa Claus. From their first Christmas, they all started out not wanting to have much to do with him, but by last Christmas, they were comfortable enough to sit on his lap
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