WHO WOULD WIN? [Jack v. Lt. Dan, Trey v. Rand & Parker v. Yarmuth]

October quarterly FEC reports were released today. Check out the highlights. [Page One]

There was a sickening domestic violence death in Frankfort. [State Journal]

The Blue Grass Airport indictment refers to $1,600 theater tickets, $1,000 of Eddie Bauer clothing and $5,000 dropped at a strip club. [Ryan Alessi]

Buying a home? Know your closing costs and how not to get ripped off. This is a MUST read. Must. [ABC News]

Ken Mullikin wrote a letter to the judge and has asked to withdraw his guilty plea in his child pornography case. Check out that quote at the end. [Enquirer]

I pressed this matter weeks ago and was blown off, told it wasn’t a big deal. But the Mongiardo Campaign has yet to prove Lt. Dan wasn’t just 15min away from UK when he was supposed to appear at a press conference– about 9 hours from the time he was allegedly in Chicago. [Joe Arnold]

The public school haters are suddenly upset about using school funds for something other than public education, which they oppose. [EITB]

Ready for this? The Administrative Office of the Courts is set to lay even more people off. [Bluegrass Politics]