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Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell blames challenger Bruce Lunsford for the increase in the state's gas tax. Michigan Rep. John Dingell pledges to stop price gouging and rein in energy speculators.
FLORENCE - Backers of Northern Kentucky's smoke-free workplace law want another crack at Florence City Council.
Sixteen years ago, then-vice presidential candidate Al Gore strode onto a wooden stage in far Western Kentucky to verbally spar with a rowdy crowd of political junkies. And between jabbing at President George H.W. Bush and deflecting heckles, Gore took a moment to explain why he personally delivered the presidential campaign to the annual St. Jerome Parish picnic and the political ...
FANCY FARM . While the 2008 U.S. Senate race was the onstage focus at the Fancy Farm Picnic, political intrigue offstage spread to 2010 and beyond. Republican U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning insisted that he will seek a third term in 2010, which could divert GOP Secretary of State Trey Grayson into the race for governor the following year. Grayson, who hails from Northern Kentucky along with ...
MAYFIELD, Ky. - Kentucky U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning said Saturday he does plan to seek re-election in 2010.
As political leaders and candidates of both parties gathered in Kentucky for today's Fancy Farm political picnic, the GOP reiterated its message that voters want lower gas prices and that even Democrats will reject Barack Obama in favor of John McCain.
GILBERTSVILLE . If Friday's partisan rallies are any indication, this year's election season in Kentucky will be all about Mitch McConnell. Democrats, in their warm-ups for Saturday's Fancy Farm picnic, took turns taking verbal whacks at McConnell as if the senior senator were a political pi.ata. And on the other side of Kentucky Lake, Republicans touted McConnell . the GOP leader in the ...
Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell first spoke at Western Kentucky's Fancy Farm political picnic 24 years ago during his initial race for the Senate.
We are 29 days from the season-opening college football game between Louisville and Kentucky at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, and there's already been enough bad news to trigger a string of howls.
Kentucky Secretary of State Trey Grayson stopped in Warren County Clerk Dot Owens’ office Thursday to display and demonstrate the optical-scanning voting machines that will be used here this fall.
Three Northern Kentucky Republicans have been named to the statewide committee that will work to carry the state for presumptive GOP presidential candidate John McCain in November.
