Mitch McConnell is the most unpopular Senator in the country. Only 37% of Kentucky voters approve of him to 55% disapprove. Both in terms of raw disapproval (55%) and net approval (-18) McConnell has the worst numbers of any of … Continue reading
(Editor’s note: This is Part 2 of 3. Part 1 was on Pensions and Obamacare. Come back for Part 3 on drinking on election days, angel investor tax credits, redefining “dog owner,” casinos, and that bill to deal with the … Continue reading
If there’s a takeaway from two years of drama as the University of Louisville tried to do a deal with CHI, it’s this: “Never underestimate U of L President James Ramsey.” Remember Ramsey’s failed attempt to merge University of Louisville … Continue reading
You heard it here first this weekend: We told you in the Monday Business Briefing that University of Louisville officials would announce details of their new partnership for University Hospital and the University Medical Center. As we said, just after … Continue reading
(Editor’s note: This is an open letter from Chris Tobe to Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway. LIBOR is an inter-bank interest rate that effects almost all financial transactions.) I would like you to join Attorney Generals across the country in recovering … Continue reading
By Jacob Conway The 2012 federal elections in Kentucky lack the excitement they had in the last few years. There’s no U.S. Senate race, only two of the six congressional races have an actual contest, and unless something spectacular happens, … Continue reading
(Editor’s note: Terry Boyd and Brian Tucker contributed to this post.) This past primary election, the vast majority of eligible voters were no-shows at the polls. The official figure was 13.82 percent, according to Kentucky State Board of Election, and that’s … Continue reading
In a state rife with systemic corruption, Richie Farmer is the best Adam Edelen can do? I’ll give credit to Edelen, our pretty boy/ intellectually challenged aspiring gubernatorial candidate: He picked the right patsy on which to build his campaign cred. … Continue reading
(Editor’s note: Terry Boyd and Brian Tucker contributed to this post.) When we see Rand Paul railing against the American government he’s part of, we don’t see the Libertarian geek. (Does Paul turn back his $170,000 senator’s salary and his … Continue reading
Using the stars to analyze these candidates, we can clearly see the neither is well suited for election as U.S. Senator. Continue reading
