WIBC Q&A With Candidates Schedule
Thursday, August 02, 2012
WIBC is hosting a Q&A series for top of ticket candidates at the Indiana State Fair. You can see the candidates answer live on stage, or listen to WIBC 93.1-FM to hear them. Here are the dates & times for the Libertarians:
Andy Horning, Tue Aug 7, 2-2:30pm
Rupert Boneham, Thu Aug 9, 2-2:30pm
WIBC will also host Republican & Democratic candidates in the 2-2:30 time slot on other days of the week.
Labels: Andy, Andy Horning, Indiana State Fair, Rupert Boneham, WIBC
posted by Mike Kole @ 8:54 AM,
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Andy Horning In Two Debates
Monday, July 16, 2012
The Horning Campaign just posted to a LPIN candidates page on Facebook that Andy has been invited by the Indiana Debate Commission to participate in two debates with the candidates for US Senate from the Republican & Democratic parties, and of course has accepted. Dates, times, locations not yet announced.
Have you signed on to support Andy at your local polling place on Election Day? You can do so now! Contact Mike Kole by email for details.
Labels: Andy Horning, debates, election day, polling place
posted by Mike Kole @ 11:01 AM,
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Calling All Volunteers!
Saturday, July 14, 2012
The Libertarian Party has a slate of excellent candidates who will be on the ballot in November.
President - Gary Johnson
Vice President - Jim Gray
Indiana Governor - Rupert Boneham
Lt. Governor - Brad Klopfenstein
US Senate - Andy Horning
US Representative, District 5 - Chard Reid
One of our top objectives is to staff every polling place in Hamilton County with volunteers passing out palm cards and encouraging voters to vote for these superb candidates. The preference is to have people staff their home precinct polling place.
Get in touch with Mike Kole to get involved! Email: mikekole (a) comcast.net
We also have events upcoming such as the 4-H Fair, and the Atlanta Festival, which we will staff. We'll go door-to-door, host meet-n-greets, and engage in countless other ways to boost our candidates. Let's come together for liberty!
Labels: 4-H Fair, Andy Horning, Atlanta, Brad Klopfenstein, Chard Reid, election day, Gary Johnson, Jim Gray, polling place, Rupert Boneham
posted by Mike Kole @ 9:51 PM,
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Libertarian Party of Indiana's Weekly Podcast
Monday, March 16, 2009
Just to toot my own horn a bit, I have been producing the Libertarian Party of Indiana's Weekly Podcast beginning in late January, and there are already 15 podcasts posted, mainly because while nominally weekly, there has been much of interest to talk about.
Here's the link to the podcast archive.
You can subscribe to the podcast on the archive page, and have each new episode downloaded whenever you open iTunes or other MP3 file programs.
The idea behind the podcast is to talk with the stars of the LPIN. For now, that means recent and past candidates, party leaders such as State Chair Todd Singer or various county chairs, and libertarian activists. As we get nearer to the 2010 elections, interviews will increasingly feature candidates for the 2010 ballot.
So far, I've spoken with 2008 candidate for governor Andy Horning, LPIN Executive Director Chris Spangle, Hagerstown Judge Susan Bell, Indianapolis City-County Councilor Ed Coleman, IU Southern economist and Congressional candidate Dr. Eric Schansberg, and many more. I'm proud of the work. Check it out!
Labels: Andy Horning, Chris Spangle, Ed Coleman, Hamilton County Libertarian Party, Libertarian Party of Indiana' Weekly Podcast, MP3, podcast, Susan Bell, Todd Singer
posted by Mike Kole @ 12:43 PM,
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Vote Libertarian!
Friday, October 31, 2008
While Hamilton County is among Indiana's most prosperous, these declining economic times are a matter of grave concern. If you think government hasn't been doing right by you or by your country, now is the time to cast a vote for real change. After all, this mess has been brought to us largely by the Republicans, but no thanks also to the Democrats.
Wanted justice for the bad actors in the financial crisis? You got bailouts that punish us and reward the same bad actors, and their bad decisions instead
Wanted smaller government? You didn't get it.
Wanted lower taxes? You got shell games.
Wanted an end to an over-reaching foreign policy? It still over-reaches.
Wanted greater civil liberties? You're joking, right?
The best way to vote pro-liberty is to cast a straight ticket vote for the Libertarian Party. Do this by pushing the button opposite the Libertarian Party name, in the third position from the top, on the first page.
Here are the Libertarian Party candidates on the ballot in Hamilton County:
President - Bob Barr
Vice President - Wayne A. Root
Governor - Andy Horning
Lieutenant Governor - Lisa Kelly
Indiana Senate, District 30 - Steve Keltner
This is no time for the argument about the Wasted Vote Syndrome. If you want socialism, don't waste your vote. Vote McCain or Obama. The only difference is the speed by which you get socialism- tomorrow or next week. If you favor capitalism, individualism, and justice, vote for Bob Barr and his fellow Libertarian candidates, because these are the only ones who will do everything to deliver.
Labels: Andy Horning, Bob Barr, election, Hamilton County Libertarian Party, Libertarian Party, Lisa Kelly, Steve Keltner, vote, Wayne A. Root
posted by Mike Kole @ 4:00 PM,
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Gubernatorial Debates
Friday, August 08, 2008
Three gubernatorial debates have been set, allowing Hooiser voters to compare Libertarian Andy Horning side-by-side-by-side with Democratic challenger Jill Long Thompson, and incumbent Republican Mitch Daniels. From the Indy Star report:
The debates, which will be televised live, will be Sept. 16 at the Star Plaza Theatre in Merrillville; Sept. 23 at the Jasper Arts Center in Jasper; and Oct. 14 at the Indiana University Auditorium in Bloomington.
Specific times, yet to be announced. Stay tuned!
Labels: Andy Horning, debates
posted by Mike Kole @ 7:23 AM,
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Andy Horning's Platform
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Our Libertarian candidate for Indiana governor has a unique platform- The Indiana Constitution.
Andy's assertion is that, just like our US Constitution is ignored in the making of laws by the Congress, our state's Constitution is likewise ignored by our state legislature. Where does the governor come into play? The governor signs, or refuses to sign, bills into law. Andy Horning would not sign unconstitutional bills into law.
For more, check out this link to Andy's blog, where he has commented on the entire Indiana Constitution.
Labels: Andy Horning, governor, Indiana Constitution, Libertarian Party
posted by Mike Kole @ 11:24 AM,
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