Grayson Online Forum on Jan. 14

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Other political events announced for Laurel County include a Trey Grayson House Party and Online Forum scheduled for 7 p.m., Jan. 14, in London.

Republican Grayson will be available by an online hookup that evening.

For more information regarding the event set for 7 p.m. at the Hampton Inn North on Alamo Drive in London, contact Molly Barnett at 606-682-9803 or at [email protected].
 
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Not sure what an 'Online Hookup' is. I am throwing my hands up in front of the liberty movement in hopes that we can show some discression for this event. It could well be bait to get a demonstration in front of media how insane and polarizing the Rand Paul Zerg might be. My tact would be to listen or Opt out if you have somethin to say. Blasting every topic with Rand Stances is not going to go well.
 
I have a feeling they will have fake "Rand supporters" on there, causing trouble in our name.
 
RandPaulSupporter192: THE NWO IS GOING TO GET US ALL, COLORED PEOPLE SUCK, YOU HAVE A SMALL PENIS GRAYSON@@@@@@
 
"THE NWO IS GONNA GET US (no, thats on the "daily paul" site where you get that stuff), COLORED PEOPLE SUCK (no, thats the supporters in stormfront), YOU HAVE A SMALL PENIS (no, thats just the younger voters, but all in good fun)"


All I have to say is LMAO! I had the best laugh with that one:D
 
Grayson is going to troll his own online forum with RandPaulSupporter#s and comments to make us look bad.
 
Your keyboards CAN'T repel trolls of THAT magnitude!

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I wonder if the date of this forum was deliberately set on the 14th, one day before Trey is required to release his FEC reports. This way he doesnt have to field any questions about his poor fundraising
 
I wonder if the date of this forum was deliberately set on the 14th, one day before Trey is required to release his FEC reports. This way he doesnt have to field any questions about his poor fundraising

and its another newsworthy event to discuss other than his numbers
 
Here is a story:

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For the first time, the state is trying a new tactic when it comes to snow removal.

Road crews hit the streets Wednesday but the state is also looking to attack 3 problem areas with some extra trucks that have been freed up this year.

Most of the plans are the same, cover the roads in brine and plow when it starts to snow.

But this year, the city has taken over plowing some of the state roads which will free up three state trucks. So, for the first time ever, those trucks will be plowing specific problem areas that officials hope will make Thursday morning's commute a smooth one.

Trey Grayson will formally enter the U.S. Senate race in Kentucky next Thursday, January 14. And, WHAS11 News has learned that after Grayson files the paperwork, he will launch his campaign on a grand scale, a live interactive video webcast with supporters at "house parties" throughout the Commonwealth.

Campaign manager Nate Hodson tells me that supporters in 94 counties "will listen to Grayson explain why he is running, his vision for Kentucky’s future and will have the opportunity to ask questions." Those without broadband access will be able to participate by telephone.

One supporter hosting a "house party" in Jefferson County is the former GOP Chairman in Jefferson County, Brad Cummings. The campaign says people can learn about house parties in their area by logging on to the website, www.TreyGrayson.com, where they can also watch the webcast from their own homes.

The campaign of rival Rand Paul has heretofore flexed its technological savvy, banking the bulk of a $1.7 million war chest in online "moneybombs" and amassing 40,000 unique e-mail registrants on the campaign website, www.RandPaul2010.com.

In a statement, Grayson said:
"The list of problems our country faces is growing, and the liberal majority in Washington keeps spending and borrowing and expanding government to try to fix them, but it’s not working. We need conservative leaders who will stand up against the status quo and fight for reforms to cut spending, reduce deficits, and get our country back on the right track. I look forward to sharing my ideas for changing the way Washington does business and answering questions from voters during our live video chat next week."
 
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