The Herald-Leader did what the Courier-Journal could not by revealing that the possible sale of LG&E and KU is kind of a crazy mess. [H-L]
Mitch McConnell’s right-hand man compared Greg Fischer to Trey Grayson. And you can expect Grayson’s camp to now go on a rampage about Social Security and entitlements. [John David Dyche]
Renee True isn’t just a contributor to Kent Ostrander and the Family Foundation, she’s a fan of Fox News. Because it’s just as trendy as supporting institutionalized discrimination. [Barefoot & Progressive]
Of course Massey Coal is going to defend itself by attacking the gubmint and defending its profit margin. That’s how King Coal works. Ignore reality, push for cash. [C-J]
It sure is cute when Mitch McConnell complains about Wall Street and the bailouts but works hard to stop Wall Street reform. [HuffPo]
Never mind that two-thirds of the U.S. support Wall Street reform and a majority supported the Senate bill. [WaPo]
Which city has a crazier mayoral race? Louisville or Lexington? This Horine guy is in Marshall territory. [H-L]
Republican mayoral candidate Chris Thieneman admitted to a $10,000 political bribe. On video. At his Courier-Journal editorial board interview. Apparently, discussion about it all has touched a nerve. [The 'Ville Voice]
Don’t forget to take a look at highlights from your U.S. Senate candidates’ latest FEC reports. Millions of dollars just getting cold flushed down the toilet. [Page One]
2 responses so far ↓
1 AttentionWhore // Apr 27, 2010 at 9:16 am
Mitch talking about bailouts and financial reform is like listening to a child rapist talk about celibacy — sickening!
2 James R. // Apr 27, 2010 at 11:58 am
Thienemann admitting giving a bride, but Fred Cowan was the politician who recieved and accepted that bribe.
Thienemann did wrong, but is not an elected offical. Cowan was when he accepted the bribe, if this is all true, and has been elected since this happened 11 years ago. Wrong!
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