Opinion

Indiana voters will have several qualified candidates with varying ideas in the May primary election for Governor, and I think that’s a good thing. What I’m not good with, however, is that a winner could well be chosen with fewer than a quarter of the votes cast.

Sometimes, even a joke can become a menace.

The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette

My parents tended to repeat endless parental advice and admonishments to us kids.

All of the signs point in the same way — spring is on its way in.

The (Columbus) Republic

In two months, Hoosier voters will be selecting nominees for their next governor. Former Republican school superintendent Jennifer McCormick will be the Democrat nominee, and Libertarians have nominated Donald Rainwater again. For Republicans, there are an unprecedented six candidates seeking to replace term-limited Gov. Eric Holcomb.

As my wife and I watched the Oscar awards last Sunday, she remembered that the last night we watched the entire ceremony was when we lived in Los Angeles back in the early ’70s. That was when we were first married and our TV was a black and white box with a screen about 10 inches on the diagonal.

Indianapolis Business Journal

It is a matter of discipline with me to avoid listening to political speeches.