Opinion

Kevin of Kokomo is not known in economic development circles, but he is a titan among the state’s fashion designers. During the Covid pandemic, when we all had to remain at a distance from others, Kevin clothed models in sandpaper impregnated with camphor. It was most effective.

Here is a fun fact for your amusement, which I just invented: The Grand Canyon is seven miles longer than Indiana.

The Republic

A towering biological male recently took the top spot in a women’s college swimming championship. This win and others like it continue to shake up female sports at every level of play across the nation. My young daughters and other Hoosier girls like them deserve to compete on a fair and level playing field, and it’s time for Indiana to take a stand. That’s why I’m incredibly disappointed that the governor vetoed legislation that would have protected the integrity of girls’ K-12 sports in Indiana.

It is easy, almost too easy, to laugh at Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita.

To the Editor:

The impact of the global pandemic is still being felt economically, in spite of the great increases in jobs and the economy. When consumer demand is far greater than output, inflation is the inevitable result. The price of gasoline when rising plays an outsized influence on how we view the economy and especially inflation. Today’s price at the pump certainly impacts us significantly, and inflation is no laughing matter. But we would be wrong to overreact and place blame where it does not belong.

The Wall Street Journal

I am not, nor do I claim to be, a writer or an economist. I am just an ordinary guy and an American that is really feeling the pinch of inflation and supply-chain issues.

I was a little taken aback a few days ago on reading of praise for Governor Holcomb’s “conservative” approach in vetoing a bill that would have banned transgender girls from competing on girls sports teams.