Indiana Blog Review

For Your Blogs Only

Since we're entering into the last week of the General Assembly, it's only fitting that we start there.

Masson has a list of the latest bills on their way to the Governor that will have no real meaning on your lives.

TDW and I both write about the latest bids on the Lottery.

Gary Welsh scribes about SJR-7, which just won't go away.

Mitt Romney came to Indiana this past Friday, I  wrote about it and Bilerico has an interesting cartoon and Blue Indiana has the Democratic response.

Speaking of which who didn't have something to say about Todd Rokita's verbal faux pas? The posts are too many to mention.

Ft. Wayne Observed tells us what's "hot" in the mayor's race there.

In the mood to look at underwear, check out Eye on Indianapolis.

I Choose Indy has more on why Indianapolis is a great place to live, while Indy Undercover compares sheriff Frank Anderson to Ugandan dictator Idi Amin.

Indy Tax Dollars asks some serious questions about the city's finances.

And finally if you're turned on by either Angelina Jolie or Senator Dick Lugar, click here.

Happy Easter

With it being Easter Sunday, and me being a Muslim and not celebrating the holiday, today was the perfect time to get caught up on checking the blogosphere. 

Topor Indy wishes all us a Happy Easter.

Ft. Wayne Libertarian has some interesting words on whether the city needs to change.

Masson's Blog provides a good round up on the round ups.

Almost everyone had something to say about the defeat of SJR-7. (Which by the way was good riddance to bad legislation.)   You can read them here, here, here or here.

Blue Indiana is writing about the '08 contest in the bloody 8th.

Eye on Indianapolis writes about how the capital city has been downgraded  for business.

Indiana Law Blog has a good story about an IU Law professor who may have been  working a little too hard for his own good.

Is God getting a break when it comes to license plates?  stAllio's way says yes.

Matt Tully has some interesting analysis on the Burton-Goff race.

Pleasehelpindyu asks a simple, but powerful, question about the death of a child.

Your's truly writes about the Mayor's magic moves when it comes to police contract negotiations.

And Indy Tax Dollars is upset about crime,  but not for the reason you would think.