Indiana House Democrats to End Walkout
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by News Editor
Wall Street Journal – Indiana House Democrats who fled the state nearly six weeks ago to protest a perceived Republican assault on labor unions and public education planned to return to the Statehouse on Monday, ending one of the longest legislative walkouts in recent U.S. history.
Minority Leader Patrick Bauer said he and his fellow Democrats would return from Urbana, Ill., after winning concessions from Republicans over recent weeks.
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