This week President Barack Obama discussed rising gas prices and market manipulation, a hot topic in Kentucky:
Entries from April 2011
President Obama’s Weekly Video Address
April 25th, 2011 · No Comments
Tags: Economy · Gas · Politics · Video
You’re Just All Probably Flooded Out Right Now
April 25th, 2011 · 4 Comments
Is this a ruh ro moment for Steve Pence? Unindicted co-conspirator? Wow. [C-J/AKN] Here’s the Associated Press version of the Steve Pence story. [H-L] 40% of Republicans say that President Barack Obama wasn’t born in the United States. And with that, mouth-breathers unite. [Slate] Jefferson County Public Schools now has 16 hybrid electric school buses. [...]
Tags: Economy · Green · Greg Fischer · JCPS · Legal · Politics · Polls · Republican Party · Weather
Greg Fischer Needs To Man Up Immediately
April 22nd, 2011 · 20 Comments
Greg Fischer was just on WHAS11 claiming that “a few isolated incidents” have been headaches at Metro Animal Services. WHAT THE FLIP? ARE YOU FOR REAL, GREG? Jesus H. I thought Jackie Gulbe (when will this hack be removed?) rolling her eyes on-camera, blaming LMAS problems on the flooding a year ago was bad… then [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Dogs · Greg Fischer · Metro Government
Local GOP Chair Speaks Out On Hurt’s Switch
April 22nd, 2011 · 8 Comments
Dang! Local GOP Chair Shellie May is pissed that Wade Hurt decided to switch parties: Republicans in Jefferson County were surprised to learn that Wade Hurt, the one-time GOP Executive Director, announced he was switching to the Democrat party. The GOP supported Mr. Hurt for years, and counted on him often for grass roots support [...]
Tags: Democrats · Politics · Republican Party
Governor Beshear’s Weekly Video Address
April 22nd, 2011 · No Comments
This week Governor Steve Beshear spends 2:41 discussing the Smart Government Initiative:
Tags: State Government · Steve Beshear · Video
Some LMAS Folks Need To Be Immediately Fired
April 22nd, 2011 · 12 Comments
Remember that time, say, the other day when I told you Jackie Gulbe at Louisville Metro Animal Services was flat-out lying re: whether any other dogs had been recently mauled to death? Yeah? Well, I told you so: Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) – A WHAS11 investigation uncovers documents that show that more than one family pet [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Dogs · Greg Fischer · Metro Government
Louisville Front & Center Over Downtown Arena
April 22nd, 2011 · 7 Comments
Oh, god. Definitely impossibility city. Check this out: As Goldman’s ad tells it, Louisville’s major problem was its desperate need for a new arena. That’s when the bank swooped in with a “financing strategy” to build the stadium, which then supposedly led to “a vibrant downtown scene, where new businesses are opening, existing businesses are [...]
Tags: Arena · Downtown · Oops · Possibility City
Your Weekly Transportation Lady Video Update
April 22nd, 2011 · No Comments
This week the Transportation Lady discusses heavy rains that cause rockslides:
Tags: State Government · Video · Weather
Rising Gas Prices Are Freaking The Locals Out, Too
April 22nd, 2011 · 6 Comments
The Downtown Development Corporation released its first-ever State of Downtown report. Have you read it? [WFPL & DDC] Jack Conway wants Pabst Brewing Company to stop selling it’s ‘Blast by Colt 45′ alcoholic beverage and he’s written a letter with some other folks about it. [External PDF Link] Here’s hoping the gross Ohio River isn’t [...]
Tags: Alcohol · Business · Celebrity · Derby Festival · Downtown · Economy · Greg Fischer · Jack Conway · Lexington · Polls · TARC · University of Louisville
Impossibility City: Why Is Louisville So Backwater?
April 21st, 2011 · 17 Comments
Really, what the crap, Louisville? Why is it we’re allowing Lexington and New Albany (really, flipping Indiana!?) to trump us on the food truck scene? Why are we bogged down in silly ordinances that make it nearly impossible for super-clean, innovative and healthy food trucks to do business in this town? The local food scene [...]
Tags: Business · Criticism · Dining · Greg Fischer · Jim King · Metro Government · Politics · Possibility City · Zoning






