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Yes the arts are very important to business.
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As an engineer with patents I firmly believe that the arts are extremely important as part of the innovative process. The artist in most cases is thinking outside the box and to invent is also to think outside the box. It’s the sprit of the arts tha…
I was born and grew up in Manhattan, which to us is the City. Yet I went to High School in Brooklyn (Brooklyn Technical HS), Collage in the Bronx (NYU) and have even been to Staten Island (which many New Yorkers have no clue about). Have walked acro…
I lost most of my family to a hate crime in the 1940's until a few months ago I never even knew what happened to my grandparents. They were taken to Riga in a cattle car, marched to the woods outside of town and machine gunned down into an open pit.…
They would be out of business in a flash and we would be very hungry.
I have been very lucky. I have had three jobs. My first and it lasted 30 years was a blast. Talk about that new gizmo, I was designing them from working on the space shuttle in 1971, while it was just a drawing to designing air cargo systems before…
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- Running for State Representative for the 29th District. Please go to www.indianaforjoe.com for a lot more on this race.
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A Question of Ethics in Indiana Politics
The State of Indiana has a pretty good Ethics Code, the major problem it only applies to the Executive Branch of our government. Somehow the rest of the state got left behind. In fact you can go to the following website http://www.in.gov/ig/codecomplete.html and see the information on the code.
But what about everyone else? That is what I want to know as a taxpayer and I am sure you do.
For example, I don’t believe it is ethical for any elected official to have a contract or be employed by a g… Continue
But what about everyone else? That is what I want to know as a taxpayer and I am sure you do.
For example, I don’t believe it is ethical for any elected official to have a contract or be employed by a g… Continue
Posted on July 16, 2008 at 7:16am —
Mike
This morning I drove downtown to meet with a group of people about my run for office. Not knowing how long it would take, I had a shock; almost every light turned green and I zipped down fast. Since I was 1/2 hour early I stopped in a McDonalds and sat outside having a cup of coffee. Next to me was Mike. He introduced himself to me and asked about my shirt that says Joe Weingarten for State Representative.
“What Party?” – Democrat
“Good, good. I have down on my luck and no job and I heard Obama… Continue
“What Party?” – Democrat
“Good, good. I have down on my luck and no job and I heard Obama… Continue
Posted on July 16, 2008 at 7:14am —
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 7:06am on May 9, 2008,
Joe Weingarten said…
- Joe Wins by a Landslide
OK so my election was uncontested and after I voted I won. But what is interesting my opponent also was uncontested and she got about 1600 less votes and her party has 70% of the registered voters in this area.
It is time for a change. Lets do it together. Please go to www.indianaforjoe.com and donate to help me in November remove this 16 year in office seat warmer. Anything will help from a few dollars to a lot.
Joe
- At 9:25am on March 9, 2008,
Kyle Lacy said… - Hey Joe! Welcome to Smaller Indiana! I wanted to congratulate you on becoming a SMOOSIER! Make sure you get a picture up when you have the chance and above all, enjoy yourself.
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