Is Hensley the candidate to "solve [Kentucky's] problems" or does he "ain't got no idea"?
The H-L's continuing series on the Governor's candidates presents us with the person of Otis "Bull man" Hensley.
Is "[t]he only way we're going to solve these [Kentucky] problems is to get somebody like [Hensley] in there," or does he "ain't got no idea" as he confessed in response to a question during KET debates? Share your thoughts.
Is "[t]he only way we're going to solve these [Kentucky] problems is to get somebody like [Hensley] in there," or does he "ain't got no idea" as he confessed in response to a question during KET debates? Share your thoughts.
Labels: Democratism, Kentucky politics, Public Service
posted by KYJurisDoctor at 8:11 AM
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I wouldn't want him in major public office, but I must say he's at least as literate as many bloggers....
Are you going to name names?
Don't worry, Osi, it wasn't a jab at you. Tell you what, though: I'll list a few of KY's most well-written and/or content-rich blogs to see if your readers want to add their own favorites.
(1) KY Progress - Mr. Adams is unequalled in his ability to quickly analyze policy issues and to remain focused on what is most important in the everyday plitical realm.
(2)Cyberhillbilly - Johnathan is a well-read student of economics and culture, and is willing to delve in-depth into topics which would otherwise be ignored. He doesn't try for "cheap ratings" every day by merely dwelling on the sensationalistic.
(3) Vere Loqui - The scope of this blog is purposefully limited to topics many are too quick to discount as "mere" social issues. Martin reminds us that we do not live by bread alone. The breadth of his knowledge base is evident when reading many of his articles.
(4) Elendil - The articles are always well-written, which is a trait missing from most blogs regardless of ideology.
I'm sure I've left out some worthy examples.
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