Wander Indiana - a tour of today's blogs

Do you get the chance to read other blog posts in Indiana on a daily basis, I know the time commitment can be onerous. I use an RSS reader and can quickly skim them so the time is basically similar to reading a newspaper in the morning. Here's a few you may find interesting today:

Indy Conservative Hardball takes a swipe at Senator Marlin Stutzman, but acknowledges that all three major US Senate candidates are polling higher than Brad Ellsworth, meaning the choice in the Republican primary is probably the next United States Senator from Indiana. You have to remember with bloggers that primaries create some consternation because they like specific candidates, in this case Zach appears to be a Coats guy ... must feel incumbents are safe.

Along that same story line, current and retiring Senator Evan Bayh just wasted $1 million by giving it to Brad Ellsworth for his failing campaign. Frugal Hoosiers, widely read in Indiana and closely aligned with the Governor, reports that Ellsworth is polling poorly too.

Congressman Mike Pence, a potential Speaker of the United States House candidate, has strongly endorsed Jackie Walorski for United States Congress in the Indiana 2nd Congressional District. Although I have not seen polls yet, internal whispers suggest that she is already polling ahead of Joe Donnely and his vote for Obamacare is going to hurt him.

Blogger in Ft Wayne, is researching the direct connections between the Republican National Committee and the flailing campaign of former Senator Dan Coats. So far he appears to be able to show that key staff are not from Indiana, although we do know that Pete Seat from Schereville and a Times contributor is also on the Coats staff.

Northwest Indiana's own Kevin Tracy, actually in this case Travis as a guest writer, on the passage of the healthcare takeover.

We're just a few administrative steps away from being controlled by the government ... per Chicks on the Right.

Attorney General Greg Zoeller is preparing to make a decision on whether the State of Indiana will challenge the Obamacare takeover on constitutional grounds. Do it Greg!

Yeah, I realize these are all conservative sites ... if you have a bunch of liberal sites you'd prefer to showcase, by all means send me your email and I'll make you a contributing writer.