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Outsiders Win in New Hampshire
Results in the New Hampshire primaries Tuesday night validated the anger and anxiety being felt by voters across America, as Sen. Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump earned historic wins. Only two states have voted in the presidential nominating process thus … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, New Hampshire Primary
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Iowa serves its purpose to thin the herd – bring on New Hampshire
Hats off to the voters of Iowa. After a year of blather from candidates across the board in both parties, it took the Iowa Caucuses, the nation’s first presidential nominating contest, to hone the focus of the campaign and clear … Continue reading
Kentucky Wildcats Thump Florida 80-61
It’s always a pleasure to visit Rupp Arena, the Cathedral of college basketball. My brother scored tickets to the Florida game, so we ventured into downtown Lexington Saturday for the 4PM contest. Anymore all of Lexington has a blue hue … Continue reading
Grab the Jell-O, the Iowa Caucuses Kick Monday
Welcome to Iowa! Every four years the country turns its attention to the Hawkeye State as it serves as the first nominating contest in the race for America’s chief executive. The spectacle of baby kissing and political promises from presidential … Continue reading
kynect Braces for Winds of Change
It has been a long couple of months for kynect, the state-based insurance exchange that is Kentucky’s flavor of Obamacare. First the Kentucky Health Cooperative, one of the largest insurance providers on the exchange, announced it would shutter its doors … Continue reading
Livestock Expo is Natural Fit for Kentucky
You’ve probably been seeing an uptick in visitors to Louisville and throughout Kentucky from the North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE), which returned for its 42nd year to the Kentucky Exposition Center and runs through Nov. 20. Exhibitors from 48 … Continue reading
Importance Still Resonates 14 Years After 9/11
Having lived in Washington, DC on September 11, 2001, and seen the smoke rise from the Pentagon after it was attacked ensures I will never forget the significance this day holds. It serves as an excellent reminder to appreciate those … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, News, Politics
Tagged 9/11, Never Forget, Pentagon, September 11th, Twin Towers
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Gentrification Binds New Orleans on Katrina 10-Year Anniversary
If I had to pick a word that represents where New Orleans finds itself on this 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina it would be “changed.” The city still stands and from most accounts is thriving with a new energy and vigor … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Family, Food, Liquor, News, Politics
Tagged Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans
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Get a Tote Bag with a Side of Healthcare at the kynect Booth
Tuesday was Senior Day at the Kentucky State Fair, and tens of thousands of individuals age 55 and above came by the busload to the fairgrounds to take advantage of the $1 admission available. It’s a great day to observe … Continue reading
Help Wanted: Governor Needed To Run Kentucky
Democrats in Kentucky have a problem. Jack Conway, their candidate for governor, is not exactly likable. Democrats On primary election day in May, Conway was up 11 percentage points, 48 to 37 over the Republican nominee Matt Bevin. That lead … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Lundergan Grimes, Jack Conway, Matt Bevin, Mitch McConnell, Steve Beshear
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