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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(Editor’s Note: Instead of spending time debating (in the public) the budget, redistricting, school reform, or job creation/tax reform, the Indiana House of Representatives worked on restricting freedom and trying to control Indiana’s population. This is a recap of Thursday’s
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(By Kenn Gividen, 2004 Libertarian Party of Indiana Gubernatorial Candidate) When a horde of unionists converged on the Indiana state capital to voice their objection to education reform and school choice, many Hoosiers were caught off guard. A few were
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(Originally Published by the Indianapolis Star via their legislative blog, The Session.) The tea party presented a choice for Republican leadership the last two years: liberty or central planning? State Rep. Cindy Noe has recently introduced House Bill 1248 that
The Session: Will a New Government Class Keep You From Getting Divorced? Read More »
(By Phyllis Klosinski, A Brown County Libertarian) The Supremacy of Indiana and your individual liberty is being determined by Indiana Legislators making a calculated Constitutional move. The Libertarian Legislative Think Tank has considered three constitutional amendments and a bill amending
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(I am a contributor to the Session, a blog of the Indy Star. Please visit it for up to the date thoughts on the IN General Assembly.) After the 3, 2, 1 property tax caps went in to effect, everyone
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(By Phyllis Klosinski, Brown County, IN) The Libertarian Legislative Think Tank has swiftly reacted to a Senate bill proposing measured restoration of the Constitutional Right to Bear Arms, prompting extensive discussion overwhelmingly expressing support. A Restoration of a Constitutional right:
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(By Jerry Titus, Howard County Chair) While the ‘traditional’ media brings you news of the General Assembly’s diligent efforts to trim and reform our State government, it appears that they’ve missed reporting on several new tax and revenue generating bills
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(By Phyllis Klosinski Brown County, IN) The proposal of two Constitutional Amendments has created a firestorm of religious, sexual and governmental policy debate in the LPIN’s Libertarian Legislative Think Tank (LLTT). A Constitutional amendment must be provided extreme diligence. Caution:
What is a Constitutional Marriage in Indiana? Read More »
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