I've been writing with more frequency lately and I appreciate the interest and suggestions that have been coming in.  I am Sherri Welsh, my husband is Barry Welsh Indiana's 6th Congressional Candidate, I write under the name of Congressional Candidates Wife.

I'm trying out my new Title composition skills.

Read on please.....

I am Sherri Welsh, my husband is Barry Alan Welsh and he is Indiana's 6th Congressional Candidate for the Democrat party in Indiana.
It has recently come to my attention with admitted astonishment that there were aspects of Barry's bio that have been overlooked and that statistics regarding his campaign that have been left unheard due to lack of exposure.

My name is Barry Welsh and I am the Democratic Party Congressional Candidate in Indiana's 6th District.  I am running at Mike Pence, chair of the Republican Study Committee, and rising star in the Neo-Con movement.

This weekend was the Indiana State Party Convention.  More on that below.

After the convention, Indy DFA and the Indiana Progressives PAC held a meet and greet/fundraiser for our campaign.  We formally launched our campaign proudly at the Indiana Progressives Meetup several months ago, and the progressive movement here in Indiana has been super to our campaign.  I have to say thank you, again, to all of those wonderful, passionate, concerned citizens.  We might have raised enough for me to make a brief appearance at Yearly Kos!

Priorities...what are our priorities?

I watched a documentary on Terri Schivo and how each family has a priority, not that each side is any less than the other, but it brought home the fact that a politician's life should be driven by priority.

Proper representation requires the representative to represent the priorities of the majority; this is why it is so critical to vote, to participate in the democratic process.
We all have a responsibility to vote our conscience, pocket book, our inner conviction of what is right and what is wrong.  The apathetic outlook on politics has some feeling helpless and overwhelmed, questioning, "What does it matter if I vote?" this is the exact reason that one should vote!!  Because one vote, one person is the criteria of this democratic country, it's in part the reason that people sacrifice to give us the freedom of choice.  The battlefields of this world have been littered and filled with human sacrifice of people protecting our rights and freedoms at the very least to disagree.