H-L endorses Tim Coleman for Attorney General, and letters.
The Lexington Herald-Leader has endorsed the campaign of Tim Coleman for Attorney General. You can read the endorsement piece. Congratulations to Tim and his election crew for the endorsement.
Also, in today's H-L were letters to Editor for Harper, Gilbraith, including this one:
Choose Northup
I join Sen. Jim Bunning, Lt. Gov. Steve Pence and many others to proudly endorse Anne Northup for the Republican nomination for governor. Over the last several years I have watched the current administration bumble, stumble and fall.
I watched the governor make numerous puzzling decisions in politics, taxes and policy. I have observed this governor go after the teachers' health care. In a commonwealth that proclaims education pays, I couldn't help but wonder why.
I was dumbfounded that the first Republican governor in 30 years, would raise taxes on small business. This tax was a millstone around the necks of small businesses in Kentucky. It strangles the entrepreunerial spirit, which is the backbone of the Republican Party.
Gov. Ernie Fletcher announces continually that over 61 percent of his political appointees are registered Democrats. Kentucky deserves better. And Northup is Kentucky's best choice.
Derek L. Combs
Former Chaiman,
Montgomery County Republican Party
Any Comments?
Update: I forgot that the H-L also endorsed Democrat Jack Conway for Attorney General. Congratulations to Jack, and sorry for the forgetfulness.
Comments on Jack are also welcomed.
Also, in today's H-L were letters to Editor for Harper, Gilbraith, including this one:
Choose Northup
I join Sen. Jim Bunning, Lt. Gov. Steve Pence and many others to proudly endorse Anne Northup for the Republican nomination for governor. Over the last several years I have watched the current administration bumble, stumble and fall.
I watched the governor make numerous puzzling decisions in politics, taxes and policy. I have observed this governor go after the teachers' health care. In a commonwealth that proclaims education pays, I couldn't help but wonder why.
I was dumbfounded that the first Republican governor in 30 years, would raise taxes on small business. This tax was a millstone around the necks of small businesses in Kentucky. It strangles the entrepreunerial spirit, which is the backbone of the Republican Party.
Gov. Ernie Fletcher announces continually that over 61 percent of his political appointees are registered Democrats. Kentucky deserves better. And Northup is Kentucky's best choice.
Derek L. Combs
Former Chaiman,
Montgomery County Republican Party
Any Comments?
Update: I forgot that the H-L also endorsed Democrat Jack Conway for Attorney General. Congratulations to Jack, and sorry for the forgetfulness.
Comments on Jack are also welcomed.
Labels: Kentucky politics, Public Service, Republicanism
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 6:56 AM
4 Comments:
Derek is ticked off that he didn't get a state job under Fletcher.
huh??
great job Tim!
Let's see...Jim Bunning endorses Anne so you Fletcherites attack him. Steve Pence endorses Anne, so you attack him. Mr. Combs endorses Anne...so you attack him. Anne Northup points out Fletcher hypocrisy and weaknesses that the Democrats will expose...so you attack her.
What's with you people?
By the way, I have noticed a lot of homeowners taking down Fletcher signs in my precinct and the surrounding precincts. I wonder why?
Derek Combs has little room to talk about Governor Fletcher. I have never met a more political inept person than Mr. Combs.
Derek should know all about bumbling, stumbling and falling.
Worst YR Chair EVER !!!!
Also, I would like to thank you for helping make Tim Coleman's Herald Leader endorsement public knowledge.
It will guarantee Stan Lee an extra 5 points in the primary from Republicans who were unsure of who to vote for.
Kiss of Death for Timmy Coleman...
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