Thirty years ago, environmentalism was a strong enough political force that Mitch McConnell had to pretend to care about coal's impact upon the planet. Times have really changed.
Mitch McConnell
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.
Yeah, yeah, I know; probably about as reliable as the "tie" that Rick Davis sees in Iowa. Nevertheless...Word from the Lunsford campaign is that someone is robocalling in the late.
To echo what Rob (and Henry) have said, it's worth drawing a distinction here. Reasonable people can argue about "outing" in the sense of, say, a newspaper publishing reliable information that a politician with rabidly anti-gay views is in fact gay or lesbian. While I...
Ahem. And ahem.To my understanding, Mitch McConnell's sexual orientation has been rather an open secret in the Kentucky political establishment. I tend to think that if gay Republicans maintain what.
Bruce Lunsford stays close to McConnell.
Mitch McConnell has trouble with his ethnic stereotypes:It's fair to say that neither Italians nor Jews are heavily represented in the Kentucky electorate... the wife wonders whether McConnell believed that the relative strengths of the Anti-Defamation League and the National Italian American Foundation dictated McConnell's...
Maybe McConnell really is in trouble:Here are some more numbers from the Mason-Dixon poll showing Mitch McConnell and Bruce Lunsford dead even.McConnell - 41%Lunsford- 41%With leanersMcConnell- 45%Lunsford- 44%I wonder how.
We can always hope:Democratic challenger Bruce Lunsford has closed to within a statistical tie with Republican incumbent Mitch McConnell in their U.S. Senate race, according to a new poll by.