I’m not going to shut up about this. There’s no reason for wasteful legislation to stop meth production. Limiting access to legitimate consumers is ridiculous. Send a letter to your legislator today. [SEND A LETTER!]

Ever wondered what the real financial impact of the meth bill could be? Then you should take a look at this, complete with numbers directly from law enforcement officials, not empty talking points pushed out of Greg Stumbo’s office with the backing of groups that only exist to make him money/get him re-elected. [Page One]

Why did John Edwards finally confess to his disgusting affair? Check this out. He and Steve Henry are like brothers. It’s creepy. [HuffPo]

Steve Beshear is still touting the fake Ark Encounter feasibility study. And you thought Kentucky Republicans were the ones spreading horse manure all across the Commonwealth. [B&P]

There’s not a lot coming out of Steve Beshear’s office about his address this evening. Maybe it’s because there’s not a lot of substance to said address? [Bill Goodman]

No, I won’t be live blogging or live tweeting it. Because I’m not afraid to call a spade a spade and most certainly am not going to be spinning for someone – like the rest of the blogosphere and some so-called journalists – solely because they’re a Democrat. Steve Beshear is as equally bad of a governor as was Ernie Fletcher. Maybe worse. [What An Embarrassment]

I thought David Adams was using that time machine. Guess I was mistaken. [Wonkette]

Greg Stumbo is apparently jealous that David Williams is running for governor and he is not. One would think Greg would appear at pressers with David JUST to take jabs at him. What a wasted opportunity. [Bluegrass Politics]

Haha, awww, Claire McCaskill talks out of both sides of her mouth about the Demonicratic National Convention. Can’t wait to see what her non-denial denial is. [Politico]

What’s behind the GOP’s drive to redefine rape? I’ll tell you what’s behind it: being fat, white and male. That’s what’s behind it. [HuffPo]

I have it on good authority that Carl Rollins isn’t the only Democrat who plans to offer charter-centric legislation. He’s just the only one trying to personally benefit from said legislation, as he’s taken to calling press types to ask them to interview him about it. [CN|2]

Republican Jim DeCesare (feel free to search for him on Page One, you’ll find great stories like this, this and this) filed House Resolutions in Frankfort calling for repeal of federal health reform. [Press Release]

The snowpocalypse is coming again, meemaw! You better get to Kroger early in the morning for the senior citizen discount! [WIRED]