[Timesink]

No party affiliation mentioned. Must be a dimocrat?

Yes, he is.

[lawdude]

"Yes, he is."

Do dims walk around with perpetual woodies?

[Tunehead54]

To: CreekerFreeper

No party affiliation mentioned. Must be a dimocrat?

3 posted on 9/17/02 11:29 PM Eastern by Tunehead54 [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies | Report Abuse ] To: Tunehead54

No party affiliation mentioned. Must be a dimocrat?

Yes, he is.

4 posted on 9/17/02 11:33 PM Eastern by Timesink [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 3 | View Replies | Report Abuse ]

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Hmmm ... several approaches available ... Ahh! Typical FReeper:

Thanks for the facts!

[ZULU]

I guess if he's a DemocRAT it must be O.K. After all, he supports abortion, right?

[Theodore R.]

But he is a "KY Democrat," which in KY does not mean "LIBERAL," as the Kentuckians tell us. Republicans have not won the governorship since 1967. The last GOP governor was caught up in his own scandals and supported a Democrat plan to include grocery foods and prescription medicines in the state sales tax. Since then KY has said "No Thanks" to GOP gubernatorial nominees. A later Democrat governor (was it Julian Carroll?) got the tax on groceries and prescription drugs repealed. People in KY associate the Republicans with "the rich," when it comes to the governorship. In 1987, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, John Harper, actually ran on a platform of higher taxes and was crushed. KY even has a tax on one's out-of-state investment, paid to the county sheriff.