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Millions Gather To Express Total Ignorance About Political System Regarding this weekend’s “No Kings” marches, we cannot do better than the satirical Babylon Bee: “Millions of Americans took to the streets today in order to express to the world their total and absolute ignorance about the political system they live in. “Several major cities including Read the full article…
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The Indiana Daily Student, RIP? “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press . . .” — First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution THE FIRST AMENDMENT is written as clearly as humanly possible. That won’t matter, of course, Read the full article…
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The End of Race Grifting MASS MEDIA REGULARLY finds itself on the wrong side of public opinion. Readership, please know, is approaching statistical irrelevance. It is understandable then that corporate outfits such as Indianapolis’s Capital Chronicle are leaning heavily on contrived polling to support their points of view. What, for example, do Hoosiers think about redistricting? Without context, it is Read the full article…
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War of the Worlds II A LEARNED PROFESSOR of my acquaintance argues that we have become an “unserious” people. I not been sure how to test his theory — COVID, AOC and the Obama Library being indicative but not decisive. That was until the arrival of 31/ATLAS. I am referring of course to an interstellar object, possibly Read the full article…
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The House of Bayh WITH BEAU BAYH crossing three state lines to begin his ancestral run for high office here, what better time to reconstitute Indiana as a sovereign kingdom? The state already owes fealty to the Bayh family, this being the third generation of their civic reign. No, none has been particularly distinguished but achievement is not the justification of Read the full article…
Arp: The IEDC Chickens Have Roosted
by JASON ARP Nearly 10 years ago, I published an article in The Indiana Policy Review(Backgrounder: Regional Cities Plans, Jan. 1, 2016) describing some of the issues related to the State of Indiana’s plan to institute a Regional Development Authority (RDA) to fund what were deemed to be multi-county economic development projects. The concerns expressed in that article focused Read the full article…
