Richard mourdock

• WASHINGTON -- U.S. Senate candidate for Indiana Richard Mourdock is again comparing slavery to modern politics, this time likening it to President Obamas Chrysler bailout.
(Huffington Post)
• Richard Mourdock is doubling down on his far right Tea Party agenda that would have devastating consequences for Indiana.
(Kokomo Perspective)
• It has been 47 years since America's seniors began receiving health care coverage under the Medicare program, and Democratic Senate candidate Joe Donnelly says his opponent, Richard Mourdock, is a threat to the program's existence.
(Indiana Public Media)
• Democrats are pressing their advantage against TEA Party Treasurer Richard Mourdock, releasing a list of five questions he needs to answer in order to shed light on the full cost and motivation behind his suit to liquidate Chrysler.
(Kokomo Perspective)
• WASHINGTON — Republican state Treasurer Richard Mourdock has about $500,000 less than Democratic Rep. Joe Donnelly to spend on the fall campaign to succeed GOP Sen. Richard Lugar, but that could be temporary.
(Cincinnati.com)
• INDIANAPOLIS — Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock is set to travel to Dallas this week to join Glenn Beck and other tea party favorites who will deliver speeches in front of thousands of supporters.
(Evansville Courier-Press)
• INDIANAPOLIS — Republican U.S. Senate candidate Richard Mourdock is facing criticism from Democrats after saying the Chrysler bankruptcy proceedings that he challenged involved the same tyrannical principle as the government allowing slavery.
(Evansville Courier-Press)
• Send your question, along with the exact claim made by the candidate, to Startips@indystar.com. » Candidate: Richard Mourdock, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate. » Claim: In a new TV ad against his Democratic opponent, U.S. Rep.
(Indianapolis Star)
• He stopped for an on-air chat with radio host Amos Brown. And there was Indiana Treasurer Richard Mourdock, a Republican running for U.S. Senate, who pressed some flesh while he promoted the states college-savings plan.
(Tampa Bay Online)