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Stop #39;Bitching-and amp; Moaning #39; About Slavery, Says Tea Party Leader
A New Mexico county tea party leader has sparked controversy by tweeting a meme Wednesday that strongly suggests blacks use the dark legacy of slavery in Am....
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INDIANAPOLIS Two northeast Indiana veteran female legislators face similar primary challenges in the Indiana House this May as each seeks to serve a third term.
Their opponents have tea party leanings and question numerous recent votes by Rep. Kathy Heuer, R-Columbia City, and Rep. Rebecca Kubacki, R-Syracuse.
The incumbents, though, are standing by their records.
Heuer serves House District 83, which covers parts of Allen and Whitley counties. Kubacki serves House District 22, which covers parts of Kosciusko and Elkhart counties.
The winners of the primaries will appear on the November ballot. The two-year term pays a base salary of more than $24,000. After leadership and expense pay, that salary ranges from $49,000 to about $71,000 for a part-time job.
Heuer, 66, was born and raised in Columbia City and spent about 10 years owning and running a womens retail clothing store in Columbia City and Warsaw. After that, she went into real estate until she retired her license last year. Now she does a lot of volunteer work and serves on several boards of directors, in addition to being a state lawmaker.
Ive really poured my heart and soul into legislative matters, she said.
Her opponent, 35-year-old Christopher Judy, grew up in Whitley County and now lives in Aboite Township. He spent seven years in the Indiana Army National Guard as a combat medic, including one tour in Iraq in 2008.
He has worked at General Motors since 2006. Judy identifies as Republican but said a lot of his views align with the tea party.
In the House District 22 race, Kubacki, 61, grew up in Pierceton and lived in Chicago and Los Angeles before settling back in the area 15 years ago. She spent her time as a stay-at-home mom and community volunteer.
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Tea party views enter race in House districts
Several candidates are taking a stand against the Montgomery County Tea Party and will not attend the organizations forum scheduled for Monday.
Senate District 4 candidates Gordy Bunch and Brandon Creighton, along with House District 16 candidate Will Metcalf, will not participate in the forum.
The forum is scheduled for 6-9 p.m. Monday at The Woodlands Bible Church, located at 2407 Timberloch Place in The Woodlands.
Bunch, a board member for The Woodlands Township, said he elected not to attend after the MCTP announced its early endorsement of opponent Steve Toth, who is the District 15 state representative, without vetting all the candidates.
There was no vetting process, Bunch said. They endorsed Steve out of the gate and they asked me to participate (in an interview) post-endorsing Steve, which I did.
However, Bunch said Tea Party members did not honor his request regarding the vetting process.
One of my conditions I had was that they would not promote the vetting process as part of his endorsement, Bunch said. And they have. They sent out (information) acknowledging they endorsed Steve and their extensive vetting process and I know they didnt have it.
Bunch also questioned the organization holding the forum on what he called non-neutral ground. The forum will be hosted at The Woodlands Bible Church.
It is hosted by Mark Keoughs church, who is a staunch supporter of Steve Toth, Bunch said. When I think forum, I think neutral ground.
Keough was endorsed by the Tea Party and won the March 4 GOP primary election to replace Toth as District 15 state representative.
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Kate enjoys a tea party as she visits Rainbow hospice in NZ
Catherine, or Kate as she is more popularly known, has ties with children #39;s hospices in the United Kingdom and will use the outing as a fact-finding mission,...
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