Indiana Conservative Candidates List Election Information 2014

Recommended Conservative Candidates for Indiana 2014

Richard Mourdock - U.S. Senate conservative candidate recommendation for Indiana

Endorsed by Eagle Forum and the NRA Leading in the polls over liberal Richard Lugar.

Mike Pence for Governor

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Recommended Conservative Candidates for Congress Indiana 2014

US Congressional Candidates Indiana

Joel Phelps District 1:

Jackie Walorski, - 2nd District: Endorsed by Eagle Forum

David McIntosh, - 5th District (New), Endorsed by The Madison Project

Travis Hankins 6th District

JD Miniear (R) 7th District Indiana - Tea Party Conservative for Indiana

Kristie Risk - 8th District - Tea Party Conservative http://www.kristiriskforcongress.com/

Conservative Candidates Indiana May 8, 2014

Conservatives in Indiana will elect their candidates in the primary May 8, 2014.
Chris Lytle For State Senate 28, New Palestine, and near Indianapolis, Indiana.

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It is up to all conservatives to come to the aid of their country this election season. We can no longer afford the "luxury" of sitting back and doing nothing. The constitution has been prostituted for the purposes of the progressives. Elect conservatives and only conservatives. Never elect a democrat.
Today, April 3, 2014, President Obama effectively declared war on the Supreme Court. Speaking from the Rose Garden, he suggested that the “unelected” Supreme Court must avoid the “extraordinary … unprecedented” measure of striking down his unconstitutional Obamacare regime: Ultimately, I am confident that the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress …
This is not the first time Obama has threatened the Supreme Court. Back in January 2010, in his State of the Union Address, he dramatically misrepresented the Supreme Court’s stance on campaign finance, and explained, “Last week, the Supreme Court reversed a century of law to open the floodgates for special interests – including foreign corporations – to spend without limit in our elections.” Justice Alito shook his head and mouthed, “Not true.” That’s because it wasn’t true – but Obama’s interpretation of Constitutional law is lacking at best, deeply dishonest at worst.
Obama is now tackling a strategy stated by Rep. Jim Clyburn this morning – he’s going after the Supreme Court knowing they cannot respond. But he’s bound to fail for a simple reason: the American public understands that the law is unconstitutional. Obama is no FDR, and nobody is interested in packing the courts to raise their taxes and devastate the economic future of the country.