Posts with the tag KY

Polls Open in Less than 27 Hours in Kentucky

Terry — Mon, 19 May 2008 03:44:22 EDT

For those wanting some real news from Kentucky, where the "Unbridled Spirit" lives, I can report "Great News" for the Honorable Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and her relentless supporters.

All is well period. Maybe I should repeat that again.

ALL IS VERY WELL PERIOD

You can call us Hillbillies, Rednecks, Country Bumpkins,
or what every else you think might put us down.

In the great Commonwealth of Kentucky, We are proud of our past and current heritages.

We are just as sophisticated, educated, uneducated, intellectual, etc as the rest of the United States.

Yes, we are the same as you.

Do not discount the will of the peoples' vote of KY as it will narrow the gap in the total popular vote.

We were working the phone banks so hard that it overloaded.
Does this mean Kentuckians support Hillary? You bet.

We know a horse race when we see one and ours is coming down the back stretch.

For all Democrats, please note:

The Bluegrass State will return Blue with Hillary in the General Election.

All the posturing to deflect this fact and to minimize a Hillary Victory in Kentucky is just another shrewd campaign tactic to disrupt momentum in the gains of the popular vote by Hillary. It is all about the timing.

The nominee has not been selected. The race for the popular vote has not ended. All the votes are yet to be
counted and placed. After KY and OR, we have Montana, South Dakota, and Puerto Rico (with over its one million voters).

With the trend pointing to a large win in Puerto Rico, do not be surprised to see the popular vote change to Hillaryâ��s side if Floridianâ��s votes are counted May 31st. (this will not even included Michiganâ��s vote)

What has everyone been saying over the past months that the super delegates must side with the popular vote?

Okay, and then let them get ready to pony up. Make true on your words. We are coming around the final turn and heading into the backstretch. The race is not over and do not let anyone tell you it is over. You will know when this photo finish is developed.

Back to the campaigning for me now and see the results May 20th.

From a Proud Country Bumpkin, Redneck, Kentucky Hillbilly

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton for President 2008

You're Never Gonna to Keep Me Down

Terry — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:35:12 EDT

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Thunder Over Kentucky (repost)

Terry — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 08:52:47 EDT

There is Thunder Over Kentucky

Kentucky - 2008 Presidential Polls

Democratic Polls
Democratic Primary Date: 5/20/08

Delegates At Stake: 60
Awarded Proportionally

Hillary Clinton 58%
Barack Obama 29%
Unsure 4%
Other 10%

From USA Election Polls

Survey USA
Date: 3/28-30
Kentucky
Added: 3/31/08
Est. MoE = 3.9%

Thunder Over Louisville Mega Site
http://www.thunderoverlouisville.org/

Thunder Over Kentucky

Terry — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 03:26:59 EDT
There is Thunder Over Kentucky

Kentucky - 2008 Presidential Polls

Democratic Polls
Democratic Primary Date: 5/20/08

Delegates At Stake: 60
Awarded Proportionally

Hillary Clinton 58%
Barack Obama 29%
Unsure 4%
Other 10%

From USA Election Polls

Survey USA
Date: 3/28-30
Kentucky
Added: 3/31/08
Est. MoE = 3.9%

Thunder Over Louisville Mega Site
http://www.thunderoverlouisville.org/

Dems TO THE MATTRESSES in KY !

Julie — Sat, 19 May 2007 13:03:02 EDT
Ari Berman in "The Notion" May 18, 2007

On Tuesday, Democrats in Kentucky will choose their nominee to battle notoriously corrupt Governor Ernie Fletcher this November. This is not just a typical Democratic primary, but another chapter in what some have described as the ongoing battle for the soul of the Democratic Party.

The race pits relatively progressive Attorney General Steve Beshear [read: he doesn't have a chance..julie] against multimillionaire healthcare executive Bruce Lunsford, who's running as a Democrat even though he's given tens of thousands of dollars to Republican candidates, endorsed Fletcher in '03 and has been involved in a number of questionable business ventures.
Oh, and his political consultant is Doug Schoen, former partner of Mark Penn.
Organized labor has pummeled Lunsford, forming a 527 specifically to oppose him. Cliff Schecter has more on Lunsford's corporate background on his blog: