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Tea party influence still felt
If Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes’ calculations are correct, a small number of voters in northern Kentucky could have a big impact Tuesday on the future of the Republican Party of Kentucky. Based on past elections and absentee
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Is 401(k) a ticking time bomb?
Internal Revenue Code section 401(k) is the only section of the US tax code that the average people can cite.
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Back on the Frankfort beat
After a two-month absence, I’ve returned to Frankfort where things seem calmer than when I left.
Then, lawyers were arguing before the Supreme Court about the constitutionality -
Why the Liberals made up the ‘Republican War on Women’
Once given a chance, women were like a proverbial snowball that gained momentum and whose influence grew larger and larger as it progressed toward modernity. Undeniably, because of this progress, American women have made
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Video: President Obama endorses same-sex marriage
A day after an amendment banning gay marriage passed in North Carolina, President Barack Obama tells ABC News that he believes same-sex couples should be able to get married.
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Betting on a 2012 Kentucky Derby Winner
Like Hunter Thompson, I'm a native Kentuckian, and an honorary Kentucky Colonel. Like most Kentucky Colonels, I have never worn the linen outfit that Colonel Sanders made famous.
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Preaching the Lottery Winner's Gospel
I met my fellow Kentuckian, Eddie Montgomery, in the green room of the CBS Morning News in New York. Both of us were getting ready to make a live appearance.
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Injured People and The One Percent
Most people perceive my job as only helping people make money. What I really do is help injured people.
I keep injured people from wasting a settlement. I help them find every -
Flashy Money versus Real Money
Two friends, who are jewelry shopping went into locally owned store here in Kentucky. They were treated with respect by a knowledgeable sales person. They then decided to compare by going to a nationally owned chain.
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Are lottery winnings a ticket to paradise?
One of the most bizarre lottery winners stories in recent years comes out of Shelbyville, Indiana. A man claims to have won a $34.5 million jackpot and supposedly went to great lengths to hide it from the wife he is divorcing. Then the
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