Comments on Advance Indiana™: More On Bauer Drama

Dan Parker shouldn't be too happy. He is next...

2012-07-27T08:50:26.670-05:00

Dan Parker shouldn't be too happy. He is next.

I guess that he won't be remembered as the suc...

2012-07-26T16:27:26.380-05:00

I guess that he won't be remembered as the successor to Boss Tweed of Tammany Hall.

So...the democrats scream, cry, kick their feet, a...

2012-07-26T16:19:08.495-05:00

So...the democrats scream, cry, kick their feet, and complain that Richard Mourdock will be a TERRIBLE senator because "he won't compromise."
But B. Patrick Baur, who rammed legislation through, took his caucus out of state, and did everything EXCEPT compromise....THAT was OK?
Oh....I get it now!

Bauer said: "to remove him is unnecessary, un...

2012-07-26T12:17:11.164-05:00

Bauer said: "to remove him is unnecessary, unfair, illegal, destructive to the party, "distractful" and disrespectful". Hmmm. Aren't those words similar to what Bauer himself did when he led his caucus to their hotel vacation in Illinois? What goes around comes around. Oh how rich the hypocrisy.

Pete, Bauer's toupee has long been a bipartis...

2012-07-26T09:50:39.128-05:00

Pete,

Bauer's toupee has long been a bipartisan joke at the Statehouse, simply because for the longest time it was just so laughably bad. Even Gary Varvel of the Star made fun of it by attaching a price tag to Bauer's hair whenever he appeared in one of Varvel's cartoons. He seemed to get a new one a few years ago that was a big improvement and the jokes stopped for the most part.

Strange that he would bring it up right now. Between that and his invention of the word "distractful" (I'm gonna have to use that), it looks like this has him more upset than a typical political battle.

Comments about personal uniquities should be off l...

2012-07-26T07:38:44.317-05:00

Comments about personal uniquities should be off limits.

However, curiosity of critical thought, would cause some to wonder, about what the caucus might discover and react to, politically bossed distributions to candidates. What could that discovery mean for the boss?