Dems looking at Clinton with rose-colored glasses

I believe Marlin Richards from Hammond and many others have a highly overrated opinion of Bill Clinton. They seem to have forgotten that he was an impeached president.

Clinton's indiscretions show he isn't good for families

I'm wondering if others are as confused as I am about Marlin Richards' Dec. 12 letter. Is he saying people have forgotten Clinton's indiscretions or that he was a great president?

Clinton, not GOP, was good example for families

How quickly they forget about Bill Clinton's indiscretions. What I remember is a surplus when he left office. Also, the economy doing fine.

Distinguish clear thought from anger, vindictiveness

In response to Gary Ziolkowski's Sept. 14, I have just one question. Is he a woman? He speaks as if he actually shares a female sentiment. A few do have men's names (Jeri Ryan, Glenn Close, etc.), you know.

Daniels boosts Indiana's pro-business stance

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, right, takes part in an American Success Stories panel Thursday at the Clinton Global Initiative at the Chicago Sheraton. The panel included Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, left, and Four Bands Community Fund Executive Director Tanya Fiddler.

Daniels boosts Indiana's pro-business stance

Former President Bill Clinton addresses the crowd Thursday during the Clinton Global Initiative at the Chicago Sheraton.

Gov. Mitch Daniels

Gov. Mitch Daniels writes, in part, that "our northwest corner is a place employers are more likely to flee than invest in" in his new book, "Keeping the Republic: Saving America by Trusting Americans."

Gov. Mitch Daniels'

Gov. Mitch Daniels' new book, "Keeping the Republic: Saving America by Trusting Americans", comes out today. Daniels is seen here while speaking on a June panel in Chicago that was sponsored former President Bill Clinton's foundation.

Everyone's Italian at Little Italy Festival in Clinton

A little Indiana town has transformed into an Italian village every Labor Day weekend since 1966.

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader announces third-party campaign for president

WASHINGTON | Ralph Nader on Sunday announced a fresh bid for the White House, criticizing the top contenders as too close to big business and dismissing the possibility that his third-party candidacy could tip the election to Republicans.