Conway Failed To Mention He Considered Raising The Retirement Age Or Cutting Benefits To Social Security In 2002.
· In 2002, Conway Said Raising The Retirement Age And Reducing Social Security Benefits Should Be Considered To Preserve Social Security. “Northup said she supports partial private investment to preserve Social Security rather than raising the retirement age [...]
“I’ve been consistent in my position to stand up for Kentucky coal and make sure the electricity rates remain low.”
-Jack Conway, “Fox News Sunday,” Oct. 3, 2010
According To A July 16, 2009 Paducah Sun Article, Conway Said “He Supports The Cap And Trade Bill And Believes Problems Can Be Worked Out To [...]
You are cordially invited to attend an event on behalf of Rand Paul for U.S. Senate with special guests; Senator Jim DeMint, U.S. Senator from South Carolina, Congressman Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman representing the 14th Distirct of Texas, and Dr. Rand Paul, Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate [...]
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From the Murray Ledger & Times. Click the link to read more.
Representatives of the Secretary of State visited Murray High School Thursday with a voting machine to administer a mock election for the students. The program was geared toward teaching students how the voting process works, and it had them voting on the U.S. Senate race.[...]
Dr. Rand Paul was on Judge Andrew Napolitano’s Freedom Watch on Fox Business Network with Gov Sarah Palin this weekend. You can see the video at the link or below.
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Below is a letter to the editor in the Courier Journal about Dr. Rand Paul.
I am not a political person but the Rand Paul that I know changed my son’s life. On Memorial Day 2004 my son was poked in the eye with a car antenna. At the time he was only 4 years old. [...]
The Evansville Courier and Press has published an article covering Rand Paul and the US Senate race in Kentucky.
There exist any number of issues that have drawn the attention of the 47-year-old Paul as he slogs toward a November showdown with Democrat Jack Conway, the state attorney general, for a six-year term in the U.S. Senate.
But it’s the nation’s ever-mounting $13.4 trillion debt that seems to get his blood racing.
His message — a balanced-budget amendment, term limits, a requirement that lawmakers read legislation before they vote — has resonated with a substantial segment of the Bluegrass population…
Today in Florida marks the first hearing in a major lawsuit filed against Obamacare. Attorneys General from 20 states have joined the National Federation of Independent Business in an attempt to overturn President Barack Obama’s health care plan on the grounds that it is unconstitutional.
With so many Attorneys General joining the fight, and with Obamacare so unpopular in our state, many Kentuckians are asking, “Where is our Attorney General, Jack Conway, today?”
So, where is Jack?
Below is an editorial editorial from The Examiner titled “Bribing the public with the public’s money.” I’ll add to that — “Bribing the public with BORROWED money that our children will be forced to pay back.”
If we do not change course, there will be a day of reckoning coming. I am trying to go to [...]
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