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On Ellsworth: Maybe Mellecamp Isn't a Bad Idea

by: Taurus Rising

Mon Feb 22, 2010 at 00:42:00 AM EST

This is crossposted at Randomly Ray.
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Is Marlin Stutzman a Contender?

by: Vox Populi

Sat Oct 03, 2009 at 17:13:56 PM EDT

While I don't know how I ended up on his mailing list, Marlin Stutzman, the freshman state senator driving around in a Michigan-rented RV in his campaign against Senator Evan Bayh, I did receive a plea for us to go vote on the WFYI poll asking whether he's a viable candidate.

So I did.  And so should you.

http://www.wfyi.org/indianaWee...

The poll is in the upper right-hand corner.  Vote however you wish and pass it on.  This is a poll his team clearly wants to win.

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Senator Evan Bayh gets challenged by a Teabagger.

by: Daily Activist

Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 23:57:05 PM EDT

A third Republican has filed paperwork with the Federal Elections Commission to challenge Evan Bayh for Senate in the 2010 election.


The man who helped launch the protest-oriented "tea party" in Indiana is running as a Republican against Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh.

Richard Behney, a 45-year-old Carmel businessman, has filed his candidacy with the Federal Election Commission. Two other Republicans also are in the race: state Sen. Marlin Stutzman, Howe, and Don Bates, a banker from Richmond. Others looking at a run against Bayh include former state Rep. Dan Dumezich, Lake County.

Behney already has a campaign jingle, to the tune of "Hey, Look Me Over," in which a chorus sings that it's time to say "bye Bayh."

http://www.indystar.com/articl...

Guess what?  He's a plumber.  Warning:  This is video of an interview Mr. Behney did with Glenn Beck.  Have your B.S. detector at the ready.  ;)

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Marlin Stutzman: Dragons, Dinosaurs, and Dinners, oh my!

by: Thomas

Thu Jul 09, 2009 at 11:42:15 AM EDT

We've been talking lately about the will-he-or-won't-he-speak controversy over Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett's involvement with the Indiana Creation Evidence Expo, which will bring together "scientists" and evangelical Christian activists in the name of sending the public instruction of evolution the way of the dimetrodon.

Now, we have evidence that even if Bennett is a no-show, the wing-nut political constituency will be represented in the room.

That's right, it's everyone's favorite Republican candidate for US Senate, Marlin Stutzman. The presumptive GOP candidate is so gosh-darn excited about the event, he's hosting a dinner with fellow punchline State Rep. Cindy Noe.

Representative Noe is on the education committee in the House, for those who doubt the importance of keeping control of that body next year.

As if the website for this event wasn't enough, a quick look at some of the groups behind the operation reveal all you need to know about the scientific validity of these clowns. Take the Institute for Creation Research, which features a story at the moment entitled "Is there some truth to dragon myths?"

There are other reasons to doubt that dragon legends arose from fossil-based speculations. Tales of dragons are almost universal and were incorporated into the historical background of virtually every people group on every continent.3 How could so many different cultures conjure up such similar details in their dragon legends, unless their ancestors actually encountered them?

It would be easily explained if humans had actually seen living dinosaurs.

Uh...right.

In case you were wondering, another featured story is the incredibly relevant "Energy Bill Won't Solve Global Warming." All amidst a site that purports to fight against "bias" in the scientific process.

There is a huge community of Christian scientists who are more than able to fit their faith within the context of responsible scientific exploration, and then there are these folks.

Just like there is a huge community of politicians who are able to balance their personal beliefs with responsible representation, and then there is Marlin Stutzman.

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