Comments on: Higdon declares victory in special state Senate race

By: Big Ben 4 liberty

Big Ben 4 liberty — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:58:42 +0000

Hey Stupid, why don’t you go back to jerking off to your midget porn while screaming your hate-filled anti-christian venom. Your comments are so factually stupid they aren’t worth the time you took to post them.

As for legalizing industrial hemp, I’m all for it. As for the wacky tabaccy, legalize it too. Its not nearly as harmful as alcohol and could save a lot of farms in this state. Besides the so-called drug war, which has been absolute failure, is nothing more than big government jobs program that tramples on people’s liberties.

By: Iza Funin

Iza Funin — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:35:23 +0000

I wonder when Governor Burns is going to find a horse head in his bed? Oh, and Homer called the Governor just to say DOH!

By: Buck Feshear

Buck Feshear — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 13:46:50 +0000

Law enforcement is generally against industrial hemp production. It’s too easy to slip in a few plants of wakky bakky in there and industrial hemp production makes marijuana eradication and fighting our drug problem that much harder. Plus you have the Gatewood factor. He first ran for governor on the Peter Tosh platform but later backed off and campaigned for industrial hemp. He forever mixed those two issues in the eyes of the electorate.

By: The B&R Wednesday Edition | Black & Right

The B&R Wednesday Edition | Black & Right — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 11:57:38 +0000

[...] Republican Revolution II succeed, I hope we investigate the hell out of MoveOn, SEIU, ACORN… Higdon declares victory in special state Senate race Democrats biting the dust becomes a recurring theme Heckuva Job, Desiree: N.Y. Times Downplays [...]

By: stupid KY

stupid KY — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 10:48:41 +0000

How many more ignorant, self righteous, religious freaks who think this is a nation is based on the christian religion(go back and read the constitution you morons and the Treaty of Trivoli 1797, you igonorant losers)are still convinced the horse industry is composed of only wealthy people? Do you think the grooms, hot walkers, farriers, feed and hay distributors, most owners with one or two horses and most trainers are rich? Do you realize 80% of the races run in this country are cheap claiming races and that only 5% of horses that make it to the races actually make a profit? Instead of spouting off your mouths, try reading something factual (not the bible, it is man made rhetoric that is full of fantasy and fairy tales, which explains all the different versions)and educating yourself instead of following what your church spouts(mostly bigotry and hatred of all other that differ from them)like a bunch of sheep. Stop dictating how you think others should live. Try shutting up, listening and forming some of your own opinions based on facts, in other words, become enlightened.

By: shakenbake

shakenbake — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 10:34:46 +0000

Typical liberal blogger. A headline that reads “Higdon declares victory” is so asinine. Just say he freakin’ won instead of insinuating he didn’t, but is “declaring victory” anyway.

By: demstoo

demstoo — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 06:44:44 +0000

i miss jerry too!!

By: kelly jones

kelly jones — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 06:43:39 +0000

Bring back jerry lundergan!!! Gov he built a strong democratic party that you have nows destroyed. now on to house democrats who will watch their majority vanish. I love the Democratic Party with all my heart, I’ve walked for candidates since I was 10 years old, PLEASE, bring back Jerry as chair, he cares and will rebuild our party!!

By: Jesse J

Jesse J — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 06:05:25 +0000

Word on the street is Higdon actually is principled. We need to downsize DC, but we really need people who understand the big picture, like Higdon, in the State offices.

Congrats to the people of Kentucky. Next, lets get Rand Paul in the US Senate! Real. Honest. Americans.

By: CSI

CSI — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:27:04 +0000

The Horse Industry is dead in this state no matter who won.

If we raise our stakes prizes, with the support of gambling dollars, above the surrounding states, in a couple of years they will raise their stakes prizes above ours. Then the pattern will have to repeat itself again. and again, and again.

Then what do we do?

Will it be time to legalize prostitution at the gambling dens and horse tracks?