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To: ChildOfThe60s
Jefferson County alone can't outvote the rest of the state. Looking at the 2007 and 2011 results, way too many rural counties approve of this crap (please note the colors are the proper Red=Democrat/Blue=Republican, not the media newspeak post-2000 propaganda/switcheroo).

2007, Fletcher vs. Beshear

2011, Beshear vs. Williams

This is what the state is capable of in statewide races, the 2003 victory of Dr. Fletcher...

...And the 2012 repudiation of Zero.

31 posted on 09/18/2014 9:41:33 AM PDT by fieldmarshaldj (Resist We Much)
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To: fieldmarshaldj

It is an erroneous assumption to expect rural countries to be Republican at the polls. As you are showing here.

But note that Jefferson County and Fayette County constitute close to 25% of the state’s population. They have a very significant effect.

During campaigns, the yard signs in Louisville look like San Francisco. COEXIST bumper stickers are everywhere. Because as we all know, Islam would love us like brothers if we were just easier to get along with. Jefferson County School Board reminds me of Montgomery County Maryland. A bunch of corrupt far leftists in love with taxes and PC.


34 posted on 09/18/2014 11:38:39 AM PDT by ChildOfThe60s ((If you can remember the 60s.....you weren't really there)
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To: fieldmarshaldj

Dr. Fletcher proved to be a real political failure; he had a great opportunity. I don’t know exactly what happened. He probably lost in 2007 because of his strong pro-life views.


39 posted on 09/19/2014 4:05:45 AM PDT by Theodore R. (Liberals keep winning; so the American people must now be all-liberal all the time.)
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