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Posted on: October 16, 2008
 Since the Kentucky Department of Parks has not responded to our request for an email advertising OUR Columbus-Belmont State Park Civil War Days this weekend as they sent out to advertise Perryville's Civil War Days, ("45 minutes from Lexington") we are doing it ourselves.
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
(There may be a small charge to tour the Museum)
Posted on: October 15, 2008
Columbus Belmont Civil War Days are a feast for the eyes and an exercise for the imagination. Folks of all ages turned out for a beautiful fall weekend to be a part of history in far western Kentucky.
Thanks to Anita Bugg for generously sharing her photos.
Posted on: October 14, 2008
I am sitting here on a Tuesday afternoon feeling that something’s been irretrievably lost. The decision to allow Rep. Whitfield to substitute an infomercial for honest debate is a blow to all of us. Be assured if a leftwing dictator or Vladimir Putin sent a prepared statement to a debate, Rep. Whitfield would be thundering about an assault on democracy.
Posted on: October 14, 2008
The Kentucky Democratic Party sent an email out last evening urging contact with KET and a donation to KDP for the "long fight ahead".
I talked to Ryan this morning and confirmed that she has received NOT ONE DIME from the KDP. So, isn't it just a tad bit hypocritical to be raising money based on the KET situation since that money will not go to the candidate's campaign?
Posted on: October 13, 2008
...Now Bush, Cheney, John McCain and his supporters say we cannot leave Iraq until we have victory. Well, correct me if I'm wrong, but our army defeated Iraq's army in short order, and with the help of the weapons inspectors, determined that while there were hundreds of tons of conventional weapons, there were no WMD anywhere. None. Then Iraq's government went into hiding and not long after that Saddam himself was captured. For several weeks after Iraq's army quit and went to their homes there was little or no armed resistance. That looked like victory to me compared to any other war in history.
Posted on: October 13, 2008
As it has in each Kentucky Congressional race this year, and in past years, KET invited both candidates in the First Congressional District to appear in a live forum. The Ryan campaign accepted KET's invitation, and the Whitfield campaign declined....
Posted on: October 13, 2008
Tonight was supposed to be the one and only debate between 1st Congressional Rep. Ed Whitfield and his challenger, Heather Ryan. Ed Whitfield won't be at the debate by his own choice. He cancelled last week, no excuse given.
Heather Ryan has been informed that the Whitfield campaign has sent a pretaped video to be played after the half hour forum. KET says that Whitfield's campaign told them that the Fairness Doctrine and Federal Election Commission rules demand they run the video without rebuttal.
Fair to who?
Posted on: October 10, 2008
Tom Berry of the Murray Ledger & Times has an excellent story on an unexpectedly big spike in voter registration in Calloway County. Murray Ledger & Times
Posted on: October 10, 2008
...Hubbard said that four years ago, the GOP sent out mailers accusing Dennis Null(Winters’ opponent) of terrible things that weren’t true. Null didn’t answer them and he lost. He warned that his opponent and the Kentucky Republican Party will try to do the same thing to him. He vowed to respond "in kind".
Posted on: October 10, 2008
Bruce Lunsford came to Murray Women’s Club Thursday evening without press fanfare and advance publicity. Senator Mitch McConnell did not make the event.
Posted on: October 9, 2008
The Kentucky Lottery helped 4564 students in four West Kentucky counties in 2007 with grants and scholarships to further their education.
Posted on: October 8, 2008
The debate will be at 8:00 AM Thursday, October 23rd. Sponsored by the Paducah Sun Business Journal, tickets are $20 a person.
Reservation deadline is 3 PM Thursday.
Posted on: October 8, 2008
One of the best run political forums anywhere around happens tomorrow evening in Murray.
Posted on: October 8, 2008
Steven Rudy reported he has total receipts of $39,925.42. This total includes $10,000 from the House Republican Caucus, $3600 in PAC receipts and $12,000 from his campaign committee.
By contrast, his opponent, Mike Lawrence has $56837.09 in the bank at the moment. He has raised over $63,185 in the primary and general election funds.
Posted on: October 7, 2008
Dear Editor:
When you go to the polls to cast your vote in the upcoming election, please consider the following:
159,000 lost their jobs in 9/08 alone; 9.5 million unemployed who are looking for work; W.; Osama Bin Laden; 911; uniter not divider; lies; weapons of mass destruction; ignoring evidence of upcoming terrorist attack on America ; 9/11; Cheney in hiding; go shopping; Cheney’s energy policy; NSA; Niger; Valerie Plame; lies; Halliburton; Blackwater; blank check; back alley; torture; Mission Accomplished”....
Posted on: October 7, 2008
Kentucky draws national attention for
nearly $400 million bond sale
Money goes to universities, economic development and infrastructure
Posted on: October 6, 2008
We went to the Ballard County Democratic Pig Roast Saturday evening. We will venture to say this guy was the star of the show .
Yow-zah. That was "Some Pig" to quote Charlotte's Web. (For the children - this pig was not Wilbur!)
There were some special guests too. We took their pictures and listened to their speeches with happy tummies.
Posted on: October 4, 2008
David Williams wrote an editorial defending Bobby Sherman’s 47% pay increase by pointing at House Majority Leader Jody Richards. Williams contends that almost doubling Sherman's salary to almost $200, 000 plus benefits keeps him from retiring and saves the state money.
Posted on: October 2, 2008
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Posted on: October 1, 2008
Wow. Did everyone else forget this like we did? Bobby Sherman, he of the 47% pay increase, was accused of creating a hostile work environment at his agency a year ago. Guess who declined to investigate? Hint: It ain't the guy in the picture.
Posted on: October 1, 2008
We Americans have come to believe that "we are our credit score". People with good scores = good people. People with bad credit scores = bad, well, maybe not "bad", but somehow deficient.
Bad credit scores = bad people? See if you can identify these "deadbeats".
QUESTION 1: This 19th century writer made lots of money. But bad investments broke him financially. He had to file bankruptcy. He later paid off all his debts even though not legally obligated to do so.
QUESTION 2: Although he was born into one of the wealthiest families in the United States, he was deeply in debt when he died. Only his public stature kept creditors from foreclosing on his home and turning him out.
QUESTION 3: He was a media mogul who invented many of the most beloved cartoon characters. He filed for bankruptcy when he couldn’t pay his employees and his rent.
QUESTION 4 :This automobile inventor had two businesses fail and put him in bankruptcy. His company may be in the same fix he found himself in.
QUESTION 5: This talk show host has filed for bankruptcy not once, but twice!
Posted on: September 30, 2008
 In case you haven't seen the Tuesday news the day after the bailout failed, the stock market rose by 485 points - the day after it dropped 777 points the day before.
Big winners? Morgan Stanley +15%, JPMorgan Chase +13%, Merrill Lynch 10%
Why? Investors are betting that a new bailout bill will be passed.
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