Kelly: Top presidential elections? Abe, FDR Omaha World-Herald An Omaha professor's national survey of political scientists has concluded that America's "most consequential" presidential elections were in 1860 and 1932 — Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt. The election of the first African-American ...
Arizona Republican debate: Winners and losers Washington Post (blog) Through the first four contests in the GOP presidential race, there were more than 20 debates. For the next 14 contests (at least), there will be only one debate. That debate was held Wednesday night in Arizona, and its impact on the GOP presidential ...
Director Ann C. Berzin Opts to Not Stand for Re-Election to Kindred Healthcare ... MarketWatch (press release) LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb 22, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Kindred Healthcare, Inc. ("Kindred" or the "Company") (NYSE:KND) today announced that Ann C. Berzin has opted not to stand for re-election to the Board of Directors at the 2012 annual meeting of ...
Revised gambling bill could face trouble in Senate Louisville Courier-Journal Protesters rally against casinos in Kentucky: Anti-gambling rally at the Capitol in Frankfort today. (Kylene Lloyd, The Courier-Journal) Feb. 21, 2012 Gov. Steve Beshear testifies Wednesday before the Senate State & Local Government Committee for a ... Frankfort pastor leads rally against gamblingState-Journal.com
Alan Simpson: Rick Santorum 'rigid and a homophobic' Washington Post (blog) ... the co-chairman of Romney's state campaign, says “it looks like Santorum may be caught up” in the state and that it could come down to a “neck-and-neck race.” * Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul (R), son of presidential candidate Ron Paul, told a local radio ...
Emmy-winning journalist, David Brody, to speak at Campbellsville University ReadMedia (press release) Brody will speak on "Presidential Politics 2012: The Latest News" at the KHIPP event. "David Brody brings tremendous knowledge and expertise to our KHIPP forum as we discuss the current presidential election cycle in 2012," John Chowning, ...
'Super PAC' leaders profit from lack of oversight Los Angeles Times Casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his family have given millions to Winning Our Future, a group backing former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, which paid its president, Becky Burkett, $206000 in January. (Vincent Yu / Associated Press) By Melanie Mason and ...
AP Exclusive: National meth lab busts up in 2011 WGME The 2012 Presidential race is expected to be dominated by which candidate has the best plan. Congress is considering plans to take spectrum away from local TV stations and sell it to other industries that would charge the public monthly subscription ...
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