Insider Louisville: Ever feel like the guy who’s screaming, “The house is on fire!” when everyone else is saying, “Yeah, but it’s so nice and warm inside right now.” Do you ever point to (the recent New York Times) story and say, “See?”
Kentucky congressman Ben Chandler KY-6th voted against repealing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, click here to see the roll call. Congressman Ben Chandler is in a tough race against his Republican opponent Andy Barr and it would have been easy for Congressman Ben Chandler to vote for the repeal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act knowing it would never get through the senate, but Congressman Ben Chandler didn't do that. He didn't play politics.
The battle is heating up once again on extending the Bush Tax Cuts for the very wealthy. This time it appears as if the President might actually fight on this issue. The facts bear out that the very wealthy just have not been paying their fair share. They speak of patriotism, but refuse to sacrifice one thing for the betterment of our country as a whole. Now today, the argument between President Obama and Mitt Romney is heating up again.
After his career of making crappy music except for a few songs Ted Nugent has been known for something else. Traveling the country and making a fool of himself. As a right-wing zealot he somehow constantly tries to wrap his extreme views in the American flag. Well, now he is showing everyone the true flag he follows. Yes, now the Motor City Idiot is shining his true colors, the Stars and Bars. Ironically for once I may just agree with him. Well, at least sort of.
Burning the Midnight Oil for Living Energy Independence
This is the last time Sunday Train will run through Progressive Blue Station, so I am glad that it could be reporting on a big win for the High Speed Rail project in California. Don't get the idea that the Sunday Train will stop running: it will continue to publish at Hillbilly Report, Stars Hollow Gazette, Agent Orange, and occasionally at the European Tribune.
Senator Mitch McConnell continues his partisan, closed door, meetings with his supporters at the Lake Cumberland Regional Medical Center in Somerset, Ky.
Update: Tuesday July 3, 2012: Senator Mitch McConnell cancels event at Kentucky Consular Center at Goldbug, due to suspicious package. A suspicious package in Whitley County? What's new with that?
Senator Mitch McConnell will be up for re-election in 2014 and we thought it would be good to have a place for folks to express how they feel about Mitch. So we fixed up a little site so folks could leave their comments about our illustrious senator here at www.senatormitchmcconnell.com.
While we've been indulging in the latest things the last 30-40 years to satisfy our need for instant gratification, the politicians have been working for the 1% and corporate America to steal our future and our country.
Well Senator Mitch McConnell there's no dilemma when it comes to paying for your health care. We pay for it.
cn2 Pure Politics “Trying to figure out how to afford that (healthcare coverage), and trying to figure out who’s healthcare to pay for is the great dilemma for our country,” McConnell said.
Wow a rural Kentucky newspaper calling out Senator Mitch McConnell and Senator Rand Paul. That's what the Shelbyville Sentinel-News did, right smack dab in the middle of Red State, conservative Kentucky, with their editorial entitled: "What we think: Health-care law deserves its chance."
As many know around here we are no friend to Senator Mitch McConnell. Although we are from the Commonwealth of Kentucky we know neither of our Senators serve us. Mitch McConnell serves his true masters in Communist China and Corporate America, and Rand Paul serves his fantasy world where bong hits are awarded as sacrifice to Aqua Buhdda. The harm that bong had on his brain cells is quite evident.
This is the last time Sunday Train will run through Progressive Blue Station, so I am glad that it could be reporting on a big win for the High Speed Rail project in California. Don't get the idea that the Sunday Train will stop running: it will continue to publish at Hillbilly Report, Stars Hollow Gazette, Agent Orange, and occasionally at the European Tribune. 
