Northup reacts to KET Dem. gubernatorial forum.
The Northup/Hoover ticket reacted to the Democratic gubernatorial debate on KET last night by releasing the following statements, excerpted here:
The Democrats running for Governor held their first KET debate last night and reaffirmed exactly what the Northup-Hoover campaign has been saying since the first day — Ernie Fletcher can’t win in the fall. Read the Courier Journal article for your self. Democrats aim toughest criticism at fletcher in debate.
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The Democrats illustrated last night in their debate that if Ernie Fletcher is the Republican nominee, they are going to spend all their time and energy running a campaign about pardons, indictments, and corruption.
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The question Republicans need to ask themselves before the May primary is: Which candidate can successfully carry the Republican message into the general election?
Any thoughts?
Also, the Northup/Hoover ticket has released a call for supporters who want their campaign signs now (before they are distributed free later in the campaign) to buy them at $9.95 each. Considering how unusual the request is -- though it is a smart and efficient way to raise money and allow regular "Joes and Janes" without a lot of money to financially support a candidate of their choice --, Ted Jackson, a campaign adviser for the ticket who owns Spaulding Group (the company that is offering the signs for sale), said all proceeds go to his company and not to the campaign.
The Democrats running for Governor held their first KET debate last night and reaffirmed exactly what the Northup-Hoover campaign has been saying since the first day — Ernie Fletcher can’t win in the fall. Read the Courier Journal article for your self. Democrats aim toughest criticism at fletcher in debate.
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The Democrats illustrated last night in their debate that if Ernie Fletcher is the Republican nominee, they are going to spend all their time and energy running a campaign about pardons, indictments, and corruption.
...
The question Republicans need to ask themselves before the May primary is: Which candidate can successfully carry the Republican message into the general election?
Any thoughts?
Also, the Northup/Hoover ticket has released a call for supporters who want their campaign signs now (before they are distributed free later in the campaign) to buy them at $9.95 each. Considering how unusual the request is -- though it is a smart and efficient way to raise money and allow regular "Joes and Janes" without a lot of money to financially support a candidate of their choice --, Ted Jackson, a campaign adviser for the ticket who owns Spaulding Group (the company that is offering the signs for sale), said all proceeds go to his company and not to the campaign.
Labels: Kentucky politics, Public Service, Republicanism
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 6:15 PM
3 Comments:
The question that needs to asked is just how much will Jackson be charging the Northup campaign for the same signs? It appears the Northup supporters are being fleeced or the campaign is not able to buy them.
She's pointing out that the Dems are attacking the Republican Frunt-runner? Is she claiming she wouldn't be attacked as the Republican Candidate?
It's spelled Front, not Frunt.
Fletcher is an Ass.
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