A Blue Wave or a Blue Haze?
by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz In politics, a day is like a lifetime, so making predictions can be a little tricky. However, with that said, I think …
Rod and Guns
By State Sen. Rodric Bray (R-Martinsville) During the 2018 session of the Indiana Senate, I have authored and sponsored bills aimed at protecting Hoosiers’ Second …
It’s Ober
Indy Politics talks with northeastern Indiana lawmaker Republican State Representative David Ober of Noble County who is retiring from the legislature this year, even though …
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On the Air
We’re all over the airwaves this weekend. Here’s where you can usually find us. “Inside Indiana Business” Click Here for Listings “Indiana Issues” Network Indiana (Click …
Does Pence Have a Pick?
Does Vice-President Mike Pence have a favorite in Indiana’s Republican U.S. Senate primary? Find out in this weekend’s edition of “The Cheat Sheet.” If you’re a …
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The Sine Die Duel
The 2018 session of the Indiana General Assembly is over and it ended with several key bills dying and House and Senate leadership not too …
The Last 24 Hours
House Speaker Brian Bosma says although there are dozens of bills that still have to be acted on before lawmakers adjourn for the 2018 session …
Rokita’s Rationale
Todd Rokita goes on WIBC’s Hammer and Nigel Show to explain his decision to concede the stage to opponents Mike Braun and Luke Messer and skip the …
48 Hours
House Speaker Brian Bosma discusses the final 48 hours at the Statehouse before lawmakers adjourn for the 2018 legislative session. The Leon-Tailored Audio runs about …
The Survey Also Said…
The same Axios/Survey Monkey poll which showed incumbent U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly losing 45-51 percent to a generic Republican in November also revealed quite a …