Non-boycotting Democrats driven by beliefs, constituents
read more recent story comments Reader comments| Ratcatcher Sunday, January 22, 2012: 5:43 pm More from Ratcatcher  | Welch is only staying because she knows she has a fight on her hands in November! |
| Lassiter Sunday, January 22, 2012: 8:38 pm More from Lassiter | Rep. Peggy Welch, D-Bloomington, joined the Democratic boycott in 2011 but said this year, she knew from the session’s first day that she wouldn’t be walking out. “I regret disappointing people — some people — but I know something is in my gut, and I’m doing the right thing,” she said. YOU LIE! How many days were you actually "in session" in the first week? You are only there to try to take advantage of short memoried voters. If by some miracle you were to be reelected I'm quite certain next year you won't feel the need to "disappoint people - some people-". |
| booger Sunday, January 22, 2012: 8:39 pm More from booger | Yep, she's darned if she does anything with a D beside her name. I sure hope the fiefdom continues in this area with Foley's hand picked Mormon partner and Bray's son continues 40 years of the dynasty. Yee-haw, and corncobs. |
| Ratcatcher Monday, January 23, 2012: 7:32 am More from Ratcatcher | Newsflash to Booger: Elliot and Bray are not running unopposed. The voters have choices - Mayfield and Goodwin, so far and who knows who will still jump in. Stop your complaining and run yourself or work for the campaigns of the challengers if it bothers you so much! |
| Sunny Monday, January 23, 2012: 9:41 pm More from Sunny | Governor Daniels said in 2006...“I am a supporter of the labor laws we have in the State of Indiana, and I’m not interested in changing any of them,” he said. “Certainly not the prevailing wage law. And certainly not the right to work law. We can succeed in Indiana respecting the rights of labor and fair and free competition for everyone.” Did the National Right to work committee lobbyists change your mind Governor? What are the names of the business' that struck Indiana from relocating or expanding in Indiana? I would like to know the name of one. Why does the law require Unions to represent those not paying anything in fees? Why doesn't this law allow people (individually) the right TO JOIN a union as well? Why is this good for Indiana when the states that have "Right To Work" laws are the poorest, and have the highest unemployment rates? How does lowering wages and benefits standard of living help the Indiana families? Of course people seem to vote for things that defy sound judgment and reasoning. |
| Danny Stewart Tuesday, January 24, 2012: 11:24 am More from Danny Stewart | I'll give you two Sunny. Hyundia and P and G. I Believe Hyundia went to Tennessee and PG went to N. Carolina. |
| Sunny Tuesday, January 24, 2012: 11:05 pm More from Sunny | YAAAAAAAAAAAAWN Hey Danny.... http://www.autoobserver.com/2011/11/no-new-us-plant-for-maxed-out-hyundai.html P&G... Do you really believe they have nothing here in Indiana? That they don't employ any Hoosiers? Wow. |
| Danny Stewart Wednesday, January 25, 2012: 4:00 pm More from Danny Stewart | Gee Sunny, I ddn't see anything about them expanding here. |
| Sunny Wednesday, January 25, 2012: 4:03 pm More from Sunny | Gee Danny, they are not expanding...umm...ANYWHERE!!!!!!!!! not even in Tennessee |
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