GROUNDHOG DAY COMES TO FRANKFORT,WHERE EVERY DAY SEEMS THE SAME
– Harper to host media discussion Friday aboard campaign bus –LEXINGTON, Ky. – In commemoration of Groundhog Day and what will likely be six more weeks of politics as usual in Frankfort, Republican Billy Harper will host a dialogue with reporters aboard his campaign bus beginning at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 2, in front of the state capitol in Frankfort.
Harper, recognizing that each day at the capitol is starting to seem a little too much like that classic Bill Murray film "Groundhog Day," will discuss his campaign’s online petition to repeal the Alternative Minimum Tax as well as his plans to bring proven business leadership to the governor’s office.
“Unlike the private sector where great ideas flourish and bad ideas fail, the politics and policies in Frankfort never seem to change,” Harper said. “We need to repeal the alternative minimum tax and begin talking about additional ways to boost this state’s economy right now, not nine months from now when this election is over.”
All members of the media are invited to attend the Friday dialogue:
WHO: Billy Harper
WHAT: Groundhog Day Dialogue
WHEN: 10:30 a.m., Friday, Feb. 2
WHERE: Harper campaign bus,
Capital Avenue, in front of the state capitol building
For more information about Billy Harper and his campaign for governor, please visit the campaign online or contact campaign manager Stan Pulliam at (270) 519-7663.
Help us make it known to Comrade Obama and his goons on Capitol Hill that July 4th is INdependence Day , not COdependence day! Louisville's patriots are throwing a TEA Party on Saturday, July 4th in Jefferson Square (6th and Jefferson) from 11am - 2pm. Hope to see you there!!
Comments
Governor Fletcher is merely dishonest. Based on her actions, we know what Anne Northup is.
I applaud Mr. Harper for offering a clean campaign. I am sure that Governor Fletcher accepted that sticker because he's got some ethical problems hanging out to dry on the political clothesline. I am glad he's accepted the challenge.
Anne Northup, however, is known to play a tad negative in her campaign ads. She can do that against Fletcher given his dirty laundry -- it appears to me that she thinks her only real competition is Fletcher so she's reserving that tactic for him. It kind of makes sense to me that she would, frankly. I would caution her about that though if I were her advisor... people are sick and tired of the negative political ads. I know they are proven to "stick" with voters longer but most of us tune them out immediately anymore.