Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Marion County (LPMC), Indianapolis, IN
The Maguire Team
31 May
Hillary’s Plane
Can you imagine looking up and seeing this?
Hillary returning to Washington for the Democrat Rules Committee 5-31-08
Archive for May, 2008
31 May
Network
I finally buckled down, and watched “Network” (1976) last night.
…Man, if that ain’t the truth.
30 May
The Marines are coming
No, there’s no invasion…just training exercises.Â
theindychannel.com reports that the Marines will be using the streets and parks of Indianapolis to train for urban warefare.
A force of about 2,300 Marines will use Indianapolis for urban combat training for two weeks, beginning June 4, 6News’ Jack Rinehart reported.
The Indiana State Fairgrounds is one of many landing zones […]
30 May
Religious Freedom Taxed In Lake County, IN?
I came across some interesting information today, regarding a christian campground’s struggle to gain the religious exemption it requested. Read on:
Your Church or religious organization owns a campground for lectures, guest speakers, canoeing, boating, parking for RVs. But one day the Lake County tax man cometh and demands tax and wins, because little documentation is given […]
29 May
Maguire Wins Light of Liberty Award at LPIN State Convention
 INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Marion County Libertarian activist and candidate Timothy Maguire was chosen by the 2008 LPIN convention attendees as their choice for the Dr. Barbara Bourland Light of Liberty award this past weekend.
Timothy’s activism in the Libertarian Party has ramped up over the past three years. His first campaign for local office introduced him […]
29 May
Maguire Named to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals
On February 11, 2008, two proposals were passed in the Indianapolis City-County Council, naming two “well-known” Libertarians to the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals.
Proposal 19 appoints Brad Klopfenstein to the Metropolitan Board of Zoning Appeals, Division II. Brad is the former Executive Director of the Libertarian Party of Indiana. It passed 25-4. The dissenting councilors, […]
