Hoosiers "in
the know" are getting their answers
from the show that does the talking: Indiana
Week In Review. You may watch for the
news, but you'll stay for the no-holds-barred
debate and discussion. A look at issues
facing Indiana from differing viewpoints
makes for an entertaining, lively and informative
half-hour. 
The currently active poll ends 7/9/2009.
50%
B. No, it leads to gridlock.
50%
Is a divided legislature a good thing?
A. Yes, the two parties keep each other in check.50%B. No, it leads to gridlock.
50%This poll ended 7/2/2009.
56%
Motivation for a budget agreement
40%
Something that can never happen
4%
What would the result of a government shutdown be?
A disaster56%Motivation for a budget agreement
40%Something that can never happen
4%This poll ended 6/25/2009.
45%
Motivation for a budget agreement.
47%
Something that can never happen.
8%
A government shutdown would be:?
A disaster.45%Motivation for a budget agreement.
47%Something that can never happen.
8%This poll ended 6/18/2009.
23%
No
77%
Should lawmakers get paid during a Special Session?
Yes23%No
77%This poll ended 6/11/2009.
42%
No, other options should be investigated.
58%
Is the CIB bailout a must during the Special Session?
Yes, lost convention business will hurt the entire state.42%No, other options should be investigated.
58%
The
host of Indiana Week in Review is Jim
Shella, from CBS affiliate WISH-TV,
Indianapolis. Two decades of journalistic
experience allow Jim to moderate and
referee the sometimes contentious, but
always interesting, panel. 
Republican: Mike
McDaniel, former Indiana State
Republican Chair whose behind-the-scenes
insights enhance each discussion. 
Democrat:
Ann DeLaney, Director of the
Julian Center, and former Indiana
State Democratic Chair whose political
experience and knowledge of public
policy illuminate controversial
issues. 
Journalist:
Jon Schwantes, of Dispatch
Broadcasting, and host of WFYI's
Indiana Lawmakers, presents unbiased
details and contributes opinions
from around the state. 
Columnist:
John Ketzenberger, a veteran
at covering Indiana business and
politics. Also, business columnist for
The Indianapolis Star newspaper.
