Friends of Hoosier Access, Kurt and Kristen Luidhardt, are in Washington, D.C. covering, live, the action on Capitol Hill. They are currently taking part in a blogger conference in Minority Leader, John Boehner’s office.
Below is just a portion. You can follow their Twitter feeds, as well as Robert Bluey’s of townhall.com fame, after the leap (you don’t need to be a member of Twitter to follow the feeds), plus you can read individual postings of the live blog at Prosper Group Think.
We are joining Conservative bloggers from across the country in Rep. John Boehner’s office to listen to various Republican Congressman who are here in DC urging Speaker Nancy Pelosi to call back Congress to deal with the Energy crisis.
First up in Jeb Hensarling, Chairman of the Republican Study Committee. (Keep in mind, I’m doing my best to quote Hensarling as he speaks- don’t blame him for poor grammar).
Hensarling: We are here to ask 2 things.
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In our current national economy, times are a bit tough and money is tight. The RNC, however, doesn’t think that should keep people from making non-tax deductible donations to them. Now don’t get us wrong. Those of us at Hoosier Access are fans of the RNC, but this is no way to treat your supporters if they haven’t “ponied” up in a while. Friends of the site, Kurt and Kristen Luidhardt, got this letter in the mail recently.
Um, yeah, I’m ready to give. How about you?!
(H/T - Prosper Group Think)
I’m very late in posting this but, well … I’ve been busy. Below is a piece my good friend and fellow co-founder of the Conservative Breakfast Club Fred Rost published in the News Sentinel several weeks ago. For those of you in the Fort Wayne area, please join us every Monday morning at 7:30am at Park Place Grill (200 East Main Street, FW). Upcoming speakers include the following:
7/14 – State Auditor Tim Berry
7/21 – Cathie Humbarger, Executive Director of Allen County Right to Life
7/28 – Mitch Harper and Liz Brown, Fort Wayne City Council Update (regularly scheduled)
8/4 – Marion County Prosecutor Carl Brizzi
8/11 – Rob Beiswenger, Indiana Right to Work
8/18 – Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter
The Conservative Breakfast Club has caught on in Fort Wayne with an average crowd of 25 or so and a group has recently began efforts to replicate the CBC in the Indianapolis area. We wish them well in this effort. Learn more about CBC at our website here.
All conservatives in Indiana should read Rost’s two part piece from the Fort Wayne News Sentinel editorial page published on May 19 & 20. You can read Part 1 and Part 2 here. More about Rost from the News Sentinel below.
Fred Rost is co-founder of the Conservative Breakfast Club, a senior vice-president at the Sierra Nevada Corporation, president of Allen County Right to Life, a Fort Wayne resident and decorated Army combat veteran. Fred Rost is co-founder of the Conservative Breakfast Club, a senior vice-president at the Sierra Nevada Corporation, president of Allen County Right to Life, a Fort Wayne resident and decorated Army combat veteran.
Let us know what you think in the comments section. Full text of editorial below.
My former rival, new friend and fellow blogger Steve Dalton has announced a new job. Steve blogs at Dalton’s Briefs and Porter County Politics. Details below.
Note to Friends: This official release goes out today. Although I will be active in this new role it is not full-time, I will be working on a consulting basis for Cender. Many of you getting this note are involved with me on other projects and none of that will change. I am pretty excited to be working closely with Karl Cender and his team of pretty terrific municipal and planning consultants. Refer us some work!
Cender and Company – July 2, 2008 (Merrillville, IN)
Please join us in welcoming Steve Dalton to Cender and Company as Business Development Director.
Cender & Company L.L.C. provides a range of financial advisory and general consulting services to municipalities throughout Indiana. Services include but are not limited to bond financial advisory services, municipal budget assistance, capital projects planning, utility rate studies, cost of service studies, economic and tax impact studies, fiscal impact analyses; land use planning, redevelopment planning and tax increment financing (“TIF’) analyses.