Bruce Lunsford: The Women’s Bill Of Rights.
Jim Pence September 26th, 2008
Last night Bruce Lunsford unveiled his "Women’s bill Of Rights" in Lexington Kentucky. With the race getting tighter than anyone imagined (3 points ) Bruce Lunsford is tightening the noose on Senator Mitch McConnell by appealing to women voters here in Kentucky.
I’ve had the opportunity to shoot video of many politicians , but last night I shot video of a man speaking from his heart about all the right things and that man was Bruce Lunsford!
Maybe I’m naive, but I really believe this man’s heart, Bruce Lunsford, is in the right place and I’m damned sure he, Bruce Lunsford, will represent my children and grandchildren better than Senator Mitch McConnell.
The video below is nearly 10 minutes long and that’s about 7 minutes longer than I like, but I cut all of it out that I could and believe me that was tough because there were so many good speakers at the event and Bruce’s speech was so good that I had to leave at least 30 minutes of very good video on the cutting room floor.
So where do we go from here? Well, as I have said in a previous post, we have a chance to make history here in Kentucky so let’s get the job done.
Click here and here to view photos of the event. You might see someone you know!
- 2008 KY U.S. Senate Race , Bruce Lunsford , Mitch McConnell , Video , Youtube
- Comments(5)
If you that that the Republican Party respects women, just look at the way John McCain treated his wife Carol.
hey Bruce next debate ask Mitch, why Pink Ipods? and what it cost the American tax payers?
Those things are what everybody, man,woman,child, black, white or purple should have!
We ALL deserve the same opportunities!
We ALL deserve good jobs and equal pay for equal work!
We ALL deserve good healthcare!
ALL of us!
POND SCUM REPUBLICANS LED BY MITCH McCONNEL STICK IT TO THE WORKING CLASS AGAIN!
Senate Republicans block economic stimulus bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans in the Senate have blocked a plan by Democrats to pump $56 billion in government spending into the economy through public works projects, help for the jobless and money for states struggling with their Medicaid bills.
The failed measure would have followed up on a bipartisan plan enacted this winter to try to boost the economy through tax rebate checks. With the economy still sagging, Democrats have long pressed for a follow-up plan to extend unemployment benefits, boost food stamp payments and build infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, water and sewer projects and school repairs.
Democrats argue that with the administration insisting on a $700 billion bailout for Wall Street holders of toxic mortgage securities, President Bush should join them in providing federal help to the middle class and the poor. They cited studies by economists that say providing money — through food stamps and unemployment insurance — to people likely to immediately spend it immediately has a proven record of boosting the economy.
“It injects money into infrastructure projects to create jobs directly and generate new economic activities,” said Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa. “We get the biggest buck stimulus-wise … by expanding food stamp benefits. That’s the best. The second best, extending unemployment benefits.”
“Spending billions of taxpayer dollars on programs and projects that will do little, if anything, to stimulate the economy is simply not the way to dig out of our economic troubles,”
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