BlueBluegrass hit the Kemper/Edelen debate for State Auditor last night and has some thoughts on Kemper’s fellow travelers (including two Constables in full dress). Check it: So, not only does Kemper have the sense of humor to ask for votes for an office that insures funds are managed wisely, after mismanaging his own business into bankruptcy not once, but twice. Not only does he have a guy in pajamas walking in front of him providing some sort of bizarre security function, and not only...
Read moreAdam Edelen, the Democrat, against John Kemper, the Republican. The Herald-Leader’s John Cheves takes a closer look at the race for Kentucky State Auditor which, in classic Kentucky fashion of course features this… Kemper, 47, is in personal bankruptcy after the failure of his home-construction business in Lexington. He said he takes responsibility for his mistakes and he’s obeying a debt-repayment schedule administered by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, which court records...
Read moreLEO’s Sonka reports Kentucky Tea Party guru and mastermind behind Rand Paul’s primary victory, David Adams, has directed the Tea Party forces against the state’s Republican Party in an exercies in reality: Last Chance to Save November There are several reasons David Williams won’t be elected Governor of Kentucky in November. Voting nine times with Steve Beshear to “balance” the state budget with debt and federal stimulus funds rank high on the list. Dramatically...
Read moreWell isn’t this just adorable. Check out the fundraising email that hate group president Frank Simon sent out for GOP KY State Auditor candidate John Kemper III: Dear Friend, John Kemper is a strong conservative who is the Republican running for Kentucky State Auditor in the General Election this November 8, 2011. The Auditor is a very important office because he can investigate all state spending and expose any corruption. John is Pro-Life, Pro-Second Amendment, Pro-Family,...
Read moreMitch McConnell did some July 4th activities in Campbellsville, Kentucky yesterday. And he did them in these bright red pants: We had plenty of fun people visit Lexington for the parade, including Steve Beshear and Richie Farmer (Beshear walked, Richie sat in the car). Here was the very, very honest campaign sign on John Kemper’s vehicle: And Some Dude Named Bill Johnson getting his Gadsden on: And the cigarette van lady, with the (I believe) new edition of the giant silver...
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