[Republican Wildcat]

Here are the links to all the candidates' running for office with websites--if you can, make a contribution...the "down ticket" races (those other than governor) are the most desperate for contributions:

http://www.grayson2003.com

http://www.greenwellforauditor.com

http://www.adamkoenigfortreasurer.com

http://www.fletcher2003.com

http://www.richiefarmer.com

[Republican Wildcat]

Clickable links:

http://www.grayson2003.com

http://www.greenwellforauditor.com

http://www.adamkoenigfortreasurer.com

http://www.fletcher2003.com

http://www.richiefarmer.com

[KC_Conspirator]

Are you kidding me? Its been over 30 years since a Republican has won the governorship or a statewide office in KY?

[Teacher317]

Kentucky's Democratic ticket enters the fall campaign doing something it hasn't done in a generation. It's running scared. Republicans have a ticket that seems formidable for the most part.

Kentucky is going through what the rest of the nation has been experiencing. Since 1994, the GOP had picked up 7 seats in the Senate (from 44-56 to 51-48-1), 51 seates in the House (from to 178-256-1 to 229-205-1), and the Oval Office. The GOP controlled all 3 Houses for only 6 of the past 74 years, and the Dems for 33, including the 103rd Congress (1993-1995, Clinton's first years). Clinton's legacy has been to make the nation RACE to the Right. Here's to Kentucky joining in the run!

[Dog Gone]

I thought Bush carried Kentucky in 2000. Is that wrong? If a Republican can win the majority of votes in that state for any office, there is hope.

[vbmoneyspender]

These Republicans don't know Democrats," said Moretta Bosley, the party chairwoman. "They underestimate us, and that's fine. I like being underestimated."

That's misunderestimated to you.

[Republican Wildcat]

bttt

[Kip Lange]

Let's not forget Bush leading Kerry in MA. ;-)

Yowza!

[jagrmeister]

The fact that Kentucky is poor by the state treasurer's own admission, is a testament to the mismanagement by Democrats who have run the state for the last 30 years. They have held every major state position for over 30 years and their policies have kept people down rather than create economic opportunities. This stems from the Democrats inability to form long-term economic programs and their rabid hatred for corporations. Creating an unfriendly business environment will encourage businesses to set up shop elsewhere. If after 30 years, the party in power has brought you nothing but poverty, it's time for a change.

[Political Junkie Too]

These Republicans don't know Democrats," said Moretta Bosley, the party chairwoman. "They underestimate us, and that's fine. I like being underestimated."

I don't know this race in particular, but I can make a national generalization:

Watch the precinct turnout! The Democrats are so scared that I predict we will see turnouts that are mathematically impossible because the fraud machine will be in overdrive. They've been edging closer and closer to the line in recent elections (look at Johnson/Thune, for example). I won't be surprised to see greater than 100% turnout in precincts where Democrats "squeak" by in the early hours of the morning.

-PJ

[cartoonistx]

Here is the winning campaign ad for the pubbies nationwide;

Scene: Slideshow of poverty-stricken inner city streets, showing all ages, races and plenty of little dirty waifs with big doe eyes.

Voice over: "America, the Democrats only want to help you.(poor folk shown on screen) They've been trying to help you for over 75 years.(more poor folk) Ever since the New Deal.(still more poor folk) And the War on Poverty.(ditto)They've tried their best.(lots-o-poor folk)IT WASN'T MUCH HELP WAS IT?"

Vote Republican and help yourself, America!

[wayoverontheright]

Miller allowed that "the Democratic Party might not be the party for every state in this country. But in a state like Kentucky, where more families are in lower and middle incomes, this should be a Democratic state."

That's their line, and it is powerful, but the truth is just the opposite, even at the state level, lower and middle income people benefit more from conservative themes, like right to work laws, friendly tax structure for business, etc.

When the person who signs your check is the declared enemy of your government, you suffer.

Can it be that people are waking up to this truth?

[AlGone2001]

The bottom line is that the democrats will pay big time for their anti-war stance. Bet on it. They know it, but the press can't bring themselves to admit it.