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Ain't NOBODY wants David Williams for Kentucky governor. [The Arena]
SurveyUSA's latest poll on the Kentucky race for Governor shows what a total and complete failure David Williams has been as a candidate, on every level. Having swept every state-wide election in recent history, with the exception of the last race for governor, in which their incumbent was badly damaged by scandals of his own making, the Republican Party in Kentucky is going to be doing some difficult self-reflection as to how their train went so badly off the tracks.
UofL sponsoring gubernatorial candidate forum this weekend [Colleges]
Want to meet your Kentucky gubernatorial candidates—at least a couple of them? This Sunday, September 11, candidates for Kentucky governor will speak at a public forum organized by the Yearlings Club-University of Louisville discussion series. The format differs from a debate in that each candidate will have at least a half hour to talk individually about his views and plans for the state.
Beshear supporters should reflect upon Scott Brown [The Arena]
cn|2 Pure Politics is reporting strong early polling results for Governor Steve Beshear [D-Ky.] in his reelection campaign against David Williams [R-Ky.] Whether this is good news or bad news for Beshear depends on whether Democrats get complacent.
There is good reason why they shouldn't, and ample reason to fear that they will.
President Obama's 2008 landslide created Democratic over-confidence and complacency.
Bexion Pharmaceuticals and Vivorte to Create 14 High-Tech Jobs [Technology]
According to the Kentucky Economic Development Guide:
Gov. Steve Beshear has announced two job-creation projects, Bexion Pharmaceuticals LLC in Covington, and Vivorte LLC in Louisville. Combined, the projects will create 14 new high-tech and technical support jobs paying an average annual salary of over $70,000, exclusive of benefits.
Louisville news: FEI World Equestrian Games lets air out of Bluegrass Balloon Festival edition [News]
- "t’s official — almost. Kentucky Senate President David Williams is expected to announce his gubernatorial candidacy tomorrow morning with former University of Kentucky basketball star and Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Richie Farmer as his running mate." [LEO Weekly]
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