Apparently, traditional marriage the way that Representative Souder was practicing it was in the form of the union of one man with two women.

Baron Hill’s former Chief of Staff works as a lobbyist. John Bottorf promises that his aides will never go through the revolving door.

Mike Pence stands firmly against efforts to make the USA a more just and equitable nation. His policy positions may help him gain the favor of the corporations and lobbyists who can provide large amounts of money to a nationwide campaign, but whether they will earn him the support of the voters upon which his success must ultimately depend remains to be seen.

The habit of voting along with the Republican Party has not made Brad Ellsworth a more successful member of Congress.

Rumors say that D’Ippolito has enough signatures to be on the primary ballot. Will she be Democratic nominee, or will Indiana Democratic voters have to put up with an appointee?

Evan Bayh is out. Tamyra D’Ippolito may be a thorn in the side of Indiana Democratic establishment, though, warning them today, “If you believe you are going to appoint someone that has the same agenda as Evan Bayh with a different face I believe you will be sadly mistaken on election day in Indiana.”

In Steve Buyer’s recent record, issues of economics and the American character come to the fore. In evaluating new candidates for Buyer’s seat, the citizens of his home district would do well to focus on these areas.

Unlike Senator Evan Bayh, Tamyra d’Ippolito has offered unwavering support for health care reform.

The following four Democratic members of Congress decided that accountability for Bush’s high crimes would have to be sacrificed… for the sake of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway:

In*tol*er*ant. adj. not tolerating or respecting beliefs, opinions, usages, manners, etc., different from one’s own, as in political or religious matters; bigoted (Random House Dictionary) Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma has announced his intention to filibuster the confirmation of David Hamilton to the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Why? On November 30, 2005, as [...]