Brian Howey on the Slam Dunkery of Mike Pence
Brian Howey has a column suggesting that Mike Pence shouldn’t be measuring for drapes in the Governor’s office quite this early. Sure, Pence has deep pocketed donors, a lot of name recognition, and the...
View ArticlePence v. Gregg
On my trip home, I was riding with a friend who took residence in Indiana within the last few years. He looked slightly nauseous when I told him that Mike Pence had the same fiscal sensibilities as...
View ArticleBecoming Governor is Expensive
Marybeth Schneider, writing for the Indy Star, has an article about fund raising in the campaign to be Indiana Governor. The Pence campaign is awash in cash. The Gregg campaign has made a decent start...
View ArticleJon Easter on Donnelly and Marriage Equality
Jon Easter has a good post on Senate candidate Joe Donnelly’s position on marriage equality: Donnelly’s agin’ it. (So is gubernatorial candidate, John Gregg.) For what it’s worth, Libertarian...
View ArticleToll Road: With 90% of Lease Term Left, Money Almost Gone
Niki Kelly, writing for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, reported last week that the toll road money is almost gone. You might recall that, back in 2006, instead of proposing to raise the tolls...
View ArticleLegislative History of Mike Pence
I posted this in a comment several months ago, but thought it might be of some interest for a more general post. Mike Pence has been in Congress for 11 years. According to GovTrack, he has sponsored 63...
View ArticleUrbanophile Compares Mike Pence’s Economic Goals to Mitch Daniels’
Good post by the Urbanophile, entitled Mike Pence vs. Mitch Daniels. Gov. Daniels’ had a goal, not necessarily attained, of raising Hoosier incomes. Pence’s economic plan apparently abandons that goal,...
View ArticlePence Sees Economy as a Morality Play
I’ve been seeing lately – mainly out of the Pence campaign – references to the keys to economic success: graduate from high school, work full time or go to college, and get married before having...
View ArticleGovernor’s Debate #1
I have to confess that my attention during the debate was divided between the TV, household chores, and helping my son with his homework. But, from what I saw, Mike Pence delivered a low energy...
View Article“I Want To Keep Science Science”— Rupert Boneham
Eric Bradner, writing for the Evansville Press, has an article on last night’s gubernatorial debate. The candidates were asked to answer a question hearkening back to last session’s SB 89 which...
View ArticleBrian Howey on the Slam Dunkery of Mike Pence
Brian Howey has a column suggesting that Mike Pence shouldn’t be measuring for drapes in the Governor’s office quite this early. Sure, Pence has deep pocketed donors, a lot of name recognition, and the...
View ArticlePence v. Gregg
On my trip home, I was riding with a friend who took residence in Indiana within the last few years. He looked slightly nauseous when I told him that Mike Pence had the same fiscal sensibilities as...
View ArticleBecoming Governor is Expensive
Marybeth Schneider, writing for the Indy Star, has an article about fund raising in the campaign to be Indiana Governor. The Pence campaign is awash in cash. The Gregg campaign has made a decent start...
View ArticleJon Easter on Donnelly and Marriage Equality
Jon Easter has a good post on Senate candidate Joe Donnelly’s position on marriage equality: Donnelly’s agin’ it. (So is gubernatorial candidate, John Gregg.) For what it’s worth, Libertarian...
View ArticleToll Road: With 90% of Lease Term Left, Money Almost Gone
Niki Kelly, writing for the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, reported last week that the toll road money is almost gone. You might recall that, back in 2006, instead of proposing to raise the tolls...
View ArticleLegislative History of Mike Pence
I posted this in a comment several months ago, but thought it might be of some interest for a more general post. Mike Pence has been in Congress for 11 years. According to GovTrack, he has sponsored 63...
View ArticleUrbanophile Compares Mike Pence’s Economic Goals to Mitch Daniels’
Good post by the Urbanophile, entitled Mike Pence vs. Mitch Daniels. Gov. Daniels’ had a goal, not necessarily attained, of raising Hoosier incomes. Pence’s economic plan apparently abandons that goal,...
View ArticlePence Sees Economy as a Morality Play
I’ve been seeing lately – mainly out of the Pence campaign – references to the keys to economic success: graduate from high school, work full time or go to college, and get married before having...
View ArticleGovernor’s Debate #1
I have to confess that my attention during the debate was divided between the TV, household chores, and helping my son with his homework. But, from what I saw, Mike Pence delivered a low energy...
View Article“I Want To Keep Science Science”— Rupert Boneham
Eric Bradner, writing for the Evansville Press, has an article on last night’s gubernatorial debate. The candidates were asked to answer a question hearkening back to last session’s SB 89 which...
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