This week President Barack Obama discussed the reality that senators who oppose New START want to trust but not verify:

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Where is Andrew Compton’s body? The search of the Southern Indiana landfill was called off on Friday. Where did O’Bryan allegedly kill and dispose of Andrew?  Here’s hoping the LMPD is able to give the Compton Family some answers soon. [FOX 41] The Louisville Zoo has until January 1 to raise $820,000 for the Kresge [...]

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This week Governor Steve Beshear spends 1:06 discussing Kentucky Home Performance:

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That sound you hear? It’s none other than mayor-elect Greg Fischer allegedly telling Metro Government department heads that he will keep their application letters private if they re-apply for their current jobs. What was that, again, about transparency? Because I’m sure not seeing any. And this – from a hugely credible Fischer supporter – doesn’t [...]

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Agree or disagree? WDRB says prosecutors are pushing for it. My thoughts: No way, no how. How is dying – taking the easy way out – punishment for such a horrible crime? Why shouldn’t this guy – if guilty and convicted – be forced to live his entire life tortured with the reality of what [...]

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I posted it here in response to this, but figure I should share it on the front page of the site: No other business gets to beg the public for help when it needs an influx of cash. They build a product, prove it works and can grow and then they go out to secure [...]

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Here’s a photo of Ambassador Matthew Barzun about to feed some man to a giant robot monster: Or maybe it’s just him standing beside a windmill hub casting. You be the judge.

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Interesting and terrific news came out of Winchester/Clark County, Kentucky yesterday. The EKPC coal-fired power plant will not be built. [Page One] U.S. Ambassador to Sweeden Matthew Barzun has the right idea on energy. It makes no sense to wait. [Twitter] This lady nearly bit off a woman’s finger? Shoo! And I thought sword guy [...]

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This week the Transportation Lady discusses the widening of Interstate 65:

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David James was sworn in as the newest Metro Councilperson yesterday at the Conrad Compton House by Judge Susan Gibson: “I am honored to have the opportunity to serve the people of the District and I look forward to joining the other 25 members of the Council as we help a new administration move this [...]

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