Republican Congressional candidate Marc Carey of Kentucky’s 4th District maintains a political blog called BluegrassBulletin, subtitled “a blog dedicated to honest and respectful comment on the political and cultural issues of our time.” On the morning of April 20, 2012, Marc Carey shared the following thoughts: “Of course you will hear very little about Obama’s [...]
Why does Jack Conway think that Rand Paul isn’t qualified to become a United States Senator if he isn’t a Christian?
Words from Kentuckians against Rand Paul
Are corporations from these industries are making an investment in the Rand Paul campaign by funneling money through Crossroads Grassroots Policy Strategies?
Ed Whitfield serves the 1st district of Kentucky in Congress, so why is he campaigning in Beverly Hills, California this week?
Accidents happen? Is that what Rand Paul would say face-to-face to the families of the eleven oil rig workers killed in the Deepwater Horizon explosion?
Mountaintop removal coal mining supporter Rand Paul suggests that Kentuckians might enjoy seeing parts of their landscape look more like Iowa.
Less than one week before the Upper Big Branch coal mine disaster, the Mongiardo for Senate campaign wrote a press release criticizing regulation of coal mines as a “declaration of war on Kentucky’s coal industry.”
Most of the Senate debate on the afternoon of December 8 leading up to the rejection of the Nelson-Hatch Amendment was pretty predictable. The amendment itself, after all, was a near cookie-cutter copy of the Stupak Amendment that was passed earlier this month in the House of Representatives. Both amendments prohibit private health insurance plans [...]
Senator Jim Bunning is not known for supporting government transparency and accountability. Failing to support government openness about its surveillance activities, Bunning regularly votes instead in favor of government-supported discrimination. But this week Senator Bunning has come out with a good idea that has the potential to enhance citizens’ awareness of what’s going on in [...]
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