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Why has Farley never written on this statue in Lexington of General John Morgan and his mare Bess? See, Bess has testicles because the sculptor felt it wasn't manly enough.
How have I blogged here for 2 1/2 years without exposing you all to my collection of dead horse images? Over the next week, it's time to change that and.
Conservatives in Kentucky are very angry. After all, the state might adopt scientific standards that teach actual science instead of Christian mythology. The responses are quite rational: Matt Singleton, a.
Who are the real friends of coal miners? Like in the timber wars of the 1980s, an exploitative industry and its lackey politicians have claimed that the industry looks out.
Thanks to the Daily Caller, I'm now a strong supporter of Ashley Judd's potential 2014 Senate bid: - On her comparing mountaintop removal to the Rwandan genocide: “President Clinton has repeatedly.
Oh dear: On November 14, 2012, Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) wrote to Elizabeth King, the Pentagon’s congressional liaison, with an unusually credulous query. “I am writing on behalf of a constituent.
I hesitate to link to this; take care, because it's a genuinely horrible story of the death of a small child. Newspapers acquire, justified or not, reputations for certain kinds.
Get big government out of my grocery store liquor aisle! A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a Kentucky law prohibiting grocery and convenience stores from selling wine and distilled spirits.