Brian Howey: Hoosier Democrats turn to a farmer for lieutenant governor

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The last time Indiana Democrats found themselves in a hole this deep, they turned to the young son of a former liberal senator. Evan Bayh was a moderate conservative. He aligned himself with President Bill Clinton’s centrist Democratic Leadership Council and in that era, Democrats in Washington and Indianapolis steered a moderate course that included welfare reform and balanced federal budgets.

Michael Hicks: Silly tax cut proposals

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We are well into election season, so we are bombarded with talk of slashing taxes. Nearly all of this is electioneering nonsense that won’t come to pass.

Marcus: Dollars on the move

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The two Indiana candidates for Governor might hold up their hometowns (New Castle for McCormick and Jasper for Braun) as models for the concerns surfacing lately about small city survival.

John Krull: Not a great night for America

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Both Joe Biden and Donald Trump had difficult and important work to do when they stepped before the cameras in Atlanta for the first presidential debate of this election year.

Marcus: The incomplete story of wages and prices

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We get lots of news about inflation. Sometimes, the numbers seem out-of-line with what we are experiencing. Maybe this column will help.

Dunn: Our Post-Dodds Era

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June 24th, 2023, the Dodds decision overturned Roe, and agencies have been attempting since then to determine how effectively this has reduced abortion rates.

Marcus: The elusive American Dream

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George Carlin once said, “it’s called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it”. But those voices in real estate tell us Home Ownership is the American Dream.

Michael Hicks: What is driving misperceptions about the economy?

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Do Americans view the condition of the economy through a partisan political lens rather than judging it based on facts?