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Horror and Pornography

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In Robert Farley
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On January 10, 2013
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 of stories. The Lexington Herald Leader, it seems, almost invariably has some terrible tale of...
Eric Lipton's feature on the decline of coal in Kentucky is interesting, though flawed. He tells a heartbreaking story for these coal miners, helping us understand just how deeply people in eastern Kentucky believe in coal. Even if other economic opportunities appeared in the region,...
In the course of what amounts to an aesthetic argument on behalf of the Louisville Cardinals, Dennis Berman argues: This should be a moment of elation for Kentucky fans. Their team plays a ruthlessly beautiful brand of basketball. Their starting lineup is better than the...

Ron and Rand

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On January 8, 2012

Alyssa notes something that people in Kentucky have been talking about for a while: Rand Paul's potential Presidential candidacy in 2016.  It's an interesting problem.  Rand surely has more potential.

Mitch!

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On September 19, 2011

Rodger Payne highlights a contradiction between Mitch McConnell's roles as GOP leader and US Senator from Kentucky: Dick Cheney's memoir apparently verifies an interesting political point from George W. Bush's.

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