This week President Barack Obama focused on growing the housing market and supporting homeowners, which isn’t happening:
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President Obama’s Weekly Video Address
May 13th, 2013 · No Comments
Tags: Economy · Housing · Politics · Video
Sounds Like Housing Is Still A Maddening Disaster
May 10th, 2013 · 1 Comment
Does Kentucky’s new Religious Freedom Act really protect religion, or does it potentially cause discrimination? The issue is still raging weeks after the bill became law. Hint for WDRB: No, the debate isn’t still raging. There’s no additional religious protection but there is the ability to discriminate, thanks to the bill. [WDRB] The city and [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Discrimination · Downtown · Housing · Indiana · JCPS · Politics · Poverty · Ratings · Religion · Republican Party · State Government · TV
Dirty Politicking From The Marilyn Parker Crowd?
May 7th, 2013 · No Comments
When Marilyn Parker was running against Jon Ackerson, something interesting went down that no one wants to talk about. A supporter approached Ackerson with a piece of campaign literature sent by Parker and received by that supporter on May 14. It was all about multiple ethics charges filed against Ackerson. The strange thing? Ackerson didn’t [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Metro Council · Politics · Republican Party · Scandal
Now The Ohio River Bridges Will Just Be Ugly?
May 7th, 2013 · 3 Comments
Several groups who want to make it more difficult to buy guns took their case to one of the country’s most powerful senators. [WDRB] With school finances getting tighter all across Kentucky, disputes have erupted between county and independent school districts in several locations recently over agreements that allow students to attend schools across district [...]
Tags: Anne Northup · Bad Behavior · Death · Education · Guns · Indiana · Kentucky Derby · Kentucky Kingdom · Metro Council · Mitch McConnell · Ohio River Bridges · Politics · State Government · West End
President Obama’s Weekly Video Address
May 6th, 2013 · No Comments
This week President Barack Obama discussed solving the immigration problem and expanding trade in Latin America:
Tags: Economy · Immigration · Politics · Video
Behind The Scenes In The Seven Counties Case
May 1st, 2013 · 2 Comments
Would a governor play politics with something as important as Kentucky Retirement Systems and the Seven Counties bankruptcy situation? Would placement agents and their pals at KRS try to play politics? Take a look at this: CLICK FOR EXTERNAL PDF LINK From the document: The current 14-year term of office of Joan A. Lloyd, United [...]
Tags: Politics · State Government · Steve Beshear
President Obama’s Weekly Video Address
April 29th, 2013 · No Comments
This week President Barack Obama focused on replacing sequestration with a balanced approach to deficit reduction:
Tags: Economy · Politics · Video
Alcohol Is Hardly The Biggest West End Problem
April 26th, 2013 · 1 Comment
You will be able to order a beer, cocktails or other alcoholic beverage as soon as 10 a.m. on Sundays in Louisville restaurants, perhaps the day after the Kentucky Derby, if not sooner. A handful of people on council voted against the measure, ignorantly believing that an extra couple hours of alcohol sales on Frankfort [...]
Tags: Alcohol · Business · Death · Downtown · Economy · Ethics · Highlands · Indiana · Metro Council · Metro Government · Ohio River Bridges · Politics · State Government
Possibility City Is Filled With Death This Week
April 24th, 2013 · 1 Comment
Another day, another murder in Possibility City. Homicide detectives are investigating Louisville’s latest murder. It happened just after 2 a.m. Wednesday off Southern Parkway near Churchill Downs. [WDRB] The city has given two lawyers exclusive rights to develop a $200 million, mixed-use project on riverfront land abandoned by the Museum Plaza investors nearly two years [...]
Tags: Bad Behavior · Business · Death · Democrats · Downtown · Guns · Health Care · Indiana · Mitch McConnell · Museum Plaza · Parks · Politics · Scandal · State Government
Who Will Run Against Greg Fischer In 2014?
April 23rd, 2013 · 6 Comments
Since people are asking, here’s Greg Fischer’s full re-election campaign announcement: Dear friends: I wanted you to be among the first to know that today I will announce my re-election campaign for Mayor. I’ve been honored to serve my hometown for the last two years. My team, with the assistance of all 750,000 citizens, has [...]
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