So enjoy yourselves. We haven’t had a day off in a dick year and are going to just cold do nothing for the rest of the day.

Here’s some stuff for you to complain about until tomorrow.

Is the tide shifting against the death penalty? [Time]

Sarah Palin, the Darlene Fitzgerald of Alaskduh, struck back at Ashley Judd for exposing her for being a bumbling and embarrassing idiot. [Huffington Post]

Congressman John Yarmuth’s thoughts on President Barack Obama’s disaster declaration for Kentucky, “I thank President Obama for this critical assistance and commend him on his immediate action on this major disaster declaration,” Congressman Yarmuth said. “As our cash-strapped Commonwealth works around the clock to respond to a second tragic natural disaster in six months, I will continue to meet with the Administration and Congressional Leadership to ensure Kentucky has all the federal funding and resources necessary for a quick and full recovery.” [Press Release]

And Governor Steve Beshear’s sentiments on the same, “I appreciate President Obama’s quick response to our request for a major disaster declaration following this devastating storm,” Gov. Beshear said. “This quick action allows state and local governments to recover significant expenditures they have incurred in response to the storm. I will continue to pursue 100 percent reimbursement for the seven days following storm and I’m hopeful that we will receive approval for this as well.” [Press Release]

Research 2000 says Jim Bunning is toast no matter who runs against him. Imagine that. We’re all so surprised. Shock and awe, ladies! And that’s with half the state wiped out with ice. [DailyKos]

Ugh. The newspaper slump is hitting the Herald-Leader pretty hard. [The 'Ville Voice]

Robocall no-call list passes panel vote in the State House. Thank flipping goodness. [Bluegrass Politics]