Jennifer Moore is telling people that she’s leaving the helm of the Kentucky Democratic Party to run for Secretary of State. So… Who is salivating for THAT race? Hilarity shall ensue.
Entries from February 2009
Another Big Political Rumor of the Day
February 19th, 2009 · 4 Comments
What? Teresa Isaac Running For Mayor AGAIN?
February 19th, 2009 · 6 Comments
Appears that our pal Teresa Isaac is running for Lexington Mayor again. From Bluegrass Politics: On Tuesday, Isaac mailed a letter to the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance informing the registry of her intention to begin fund-raising for the mayoral race. The registry received the letter Thursday. Isaac was Lexington’s mayor from 2003 to 2006. [...]
Tags: Flashback
Some Afternoon Busy Work For You Folks
February 19th, 2009 · 8 Comments
Got a ton of stuff to do this afternoon… like review this fancy DVD of State Senate proceedings on March 11, 2004. In the meantime, click some clickies: This rail system is a nice daydream. It makes us excited. Too bad it’ll never happen. [DOT] 20/20 is returning to eastern Kentucky for a follow-up report. [...]
Tags: Barack Obama · Corruption · Crit Luallen · Eastern Kentucky · Education · Health Care · Humor · Mainstream · Poverty · Taxes · UofL
MAJOR UPDATE: Senate Hate Bill 68
February 19th, 2009 · 6 Comments
We hear that Senate Bill 68 is close to being tabled in Senate Judiciary. A number of Republican Senators we’ve spoken with over the past two days are outraged at the bill and its sponsor, Gary Tapp Tapp Tapp. We also hear that Bob Stivers is surprised and less-than-happy with having to waste time on [...]
Tags: Discrimination · FEAR! · The Gays
Questions About the Governor’s Energy Plan
February 19th, 2009 · 1 Comment
We’ve got some questions about the Governor’s 7-point energy plan. Click here for a copy. Page 57 says: 3. Establish an escalating renewable fuel standard (RFS) for the state vehicle fleet. The state will establish an initial renewable fuel standard of 10 percent, or 560,000 gallons (10 percent of an estimated 5.6 million gallons consumed [...]
Tags: Environment · Jonathan Miller · Steve Beshear · Wasted Money
Saving Pets & Children One Bill At a Time
February 19th, 2009 · 5 Comments
Famous red shoe-wearing State Representative Joni Jenkins has some fancy legislation we want to bring to your attention. She’s got a bill currently being considered by the House that would require any anti-freeze containing at least 10% ethylene gylcol sold in Kentucky on or after January 1, 2011 to contain a bittering agent in a [...]
Tags: Environment · Frustration · Giving Back · Kentucky Business · Mainstream
Thursday Dept of Jim Bunning Hypocrisy
February 19th, 2009 · 8 Comments
What is it with Young Republicans? First that Murphy guy in Indiana who accidentally blew some other guy in his sleep and now widespread voter fraud? Nice. [Politico] Exciting! The U.S. Mint has unveiled four new Abe Lincoln pennies! [LA Times] Tom Eblen has video of Ashley Judd at I Love Mountains Day. [Bluegrass Politics] [...]
Tags: Discrimination · Environment · FEAR! · Heather French Henry · Hypocrisy · Jim Bunning · Spotted · Steve Beshear · Taxes · The Gays
Faux Fairness Organization Investigated by OAG
February 18th, 2009 · 56 Comments
All right, let’s talk about this other elephant in the political room these days: the faux fairness “organization” called Kentucky Equality Federation. Read about KEF and it’s questionable leader/founder, Jordan Palmer, here, here and here. Anyway, we heard through our Homo Mafia Gayvine [TM] that the Kentucky Equality Federation was under investigation by the Office [...]
Tags: Corruption · Flashback · Investigation · Jack Conway · The Gays · Wasted Money
I Love Mountains Day Was a Success
February 18th, 2009 · 1 Comment
An aerial shot from I Love Mountains Day in Frankfort: Credit: Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Tags: Environment · Mainstream
Hot Mayoral Rumors Floating In River City
February 18th, 2009 · 14 Comments
The hot rumor floating around Louisville political circles these days is that former Metro Councilcritter Julie Raque Adams is toying with a run for mayor of the state’s largest city. How exciting would that be? She stands squarely in the middle, supported the library tax (we stood against it because it was a joke, but [...]
Tags: Mainstream · Rumor







