Comments on Advance Indiana™: Election Law Enforcement Disparity

"Several chairmen refused to give approval to...

2015-02-24T03:15:55.188-05:00

"Several chairmen refused to give approval to those candidates."

As well they should. One should stay in your own sandbox during the primary.

"a number of "Republican" women voters who crossed over because they wanted to help elect Hillary Clinton "

You mean those Lugar acolytes, Gary?

There were a number of "Republican" wome...

2015-02-23T07:00:51.428-05:00

There were a number of "Republican" women voters who crossed over because they wanted to help elect Hillary Clinton as the first woman president; it had nothing to do with Operation Chaos. I seriously doubt Ellspermann even listens to Rush Limbaugh.

Good old Operation Chaos made absolutely no differ...

2015-02-23T00:09:38.603-05:00

Good old Operation Chaos made absolutely no difference (cross over voting rarely makes more than a tiny bit of difference) yet it had the effect of forcing several Republicans who wanted to run for office to get the permission of their county chairman because they voted Democratic in the last primary. Several chairmen refused to give approval to those candidates.

Indiana doesn't have a political system or a l...

2015-02-22T23:11:50.656-05:00

Indiana doesn't have a political system or a legal system.

Indiana has a power system. Power is the highest branch of government, and all subordinate branches do whatever is necessary to comply with what power wants.

"In 2010, Sue Ellspermann, now the state'...

2015-02-22T22:44:34.072-05:00

"In 2010, Sue Ellspermann, now the state's elected Lt. Governor, filed to run in the Republican primary for the Indiana House of Representatives to represent District 74. In the 2008 primary election. Ellspermann cast a ballot in the Democratic primary. "

Ahhhh good ol' Operation Chaos. I think if one goes down the list of party officials (especially in the PC/WC ranks) you'll see lots of examples of improper participation in Chaos.

He had also obtained an opinion of the Marion Co. ...

2015-02-22T20:40:33.254-05:00

He had also obtained an opinion of the Marion Co. Board of Voter Registrations 35 years earlier affirming he could vote using his former residence as his voting address, even though that opinion was contrary to law.

I may be mistaken, but as I recall those Attorney ...

2015-02-22T20:24:16.066-05:00

I may be mistaken, but as I recall those Attorney General advisory opinions given to Lugar had to do with his ability to run for the Senate using the address of the home he sold 35 years earlier. I think those opinions actually avoided talking about the right for Lugar to vote using that address.