Eighty-Two Cents a Day Eighty-two cents a day. That’s the maximum Hoosiers will save on their property tax bills, thanks to Gov. Mike Braun and the Indiana General Assembly’s much-touted tax relief package. But as the state government touts […]
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Libertarians deliver the small-government solutions other parties pay lip service to Indiana’s state government claims to be a pro-taxpayer, business-friendly state. But when it comes to actually cutting taxes and having lean government, Indiana’s Republican governor is failing Hoosiers.
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The first words of the Constitution explain who runs the government – We The People. Those words mean governments exist to serve the people, not the other way around. Increasingly, lawmakers are looking to limit the input and access of
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A bill intended to “protect children” would effectively make it difficult for all Hoosiers to access Internet content, even if they are adults. Senate Bill 17 would require any “adult-oriented” website or a website with “material harmful to minors” to
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A student is having a bad day and goes to the guidance office for some help and support. There, instead of meeting a counselor, the person offering advice is a retired minister, who is not necessarily trained to counsel teenagers,
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Opioid Epidemic in Indiana As the November 2018 mid-term election season begins to take shape, one of the hottest issues on the campaign agenda in Indiana is the opioid epidemic. Over the past few months, the rhetoric surrounding this issue
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How and why does a 3 page exclusive to Artisan Distillers bill become amended to 23 pages covering Alcohol Matters (part 1) HB 1496 By P J Klosinski A matter of grave importance was brought to the attention of the
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By Steven Horwitz As a relatively new resident of Indiana, I was surprised to find that I could not walk into a supermarket or convenience store and buy alcohol on a Sunday. I was used to the New York laws that
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By John Pickerill The Indiana Department of Transportation recently estimated that Indiana needs an additional $1.2 billion in funding to properly maintain its roads. There has been much hand-wringing by the General Assembly on where to come up with this
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By P J Klosinski The end justifies the means, or we are protecting you so we demand taking your DNA without a warrant based upon probable cause. For several sessions, the Indiana General Assembly Members have introduced bills requiring DNA collection
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