Posted on 10/30/2014 9:40:23 PM PDT by Republican Wildcat
Gov. Steve Beshear has expanded his positive economic development tour through three competitive House districts, adding stops in Dawson Springs, Glasgow and Hodgenville Thursday.
Beshear appeared alongside state Reps. Jim Glenn, D-Owensboro, Will Coursey, D-Symsonia, Gerald Watkins, D-Paducah, and Jimmie Lee, D-Elizabethtown, for various transportation announcements Wednesday. His office sent advisories for similar announcements Thursday with, among others, state Reps. Jim Gooch, D-Providence, Johnny Bell, D-Glasgow, and Terry Mills, D-Lebanon.
Beshear is scheduled to kick off the day in Dawson Springs with Gooch and three others at 9:30 a.m. to present funding for a project further linking the city with Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park, according to a press release.
Last year’s sexual harassment scandal has snaked its way into Gooch’s race against Republican Dianne Mackey, who released an ad using footage from an interview with Pure Politics in which Gooch details how a woman’s underwear wound up in his pocket.
Beshear will then travel to Glasgow for an 11:30 a.m. press conference with Bell and four others to announce funding for a replacement bridge to carry Roseville Road over the South Fork of Beaver Creek.
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And the beat rolls on...the pass around money tour continues across the Commonwealth.
“Spending your money to support Democrats Tour”
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Soviet Amerika.
I have known Jim DuPlessis since he became an Eagle Scout in the troop I became Scoutmaster of. Every time I see a Jimmie Lee commercial on TV or one of his thousands of yard signs it makes my blood boil. Jim DuPlessis lives the Scout Law, Jimmie Lee lives a life of lies and conniving.
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