Liberty Candidate Surges and Crony Capitalist Pac is now attacking!

[BamaFanNKy]

Liberty Candidate Christopher Hightower for State Representative is looks like he has a big shot to win. The Pro-Gambling (crony capitalism) Pac oddly named 'Family Values Pac' is doing phone calls and now Radio into the district because Hightower is surging. Help by phone banking or donating to Chris Hightower! http://hightowerforkentucky.com/

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

Is Hightower "anti-gambling?"

 

[BamaFanNKy]

Is Hightower "anti-gambling?"

In Kentucky they are trying to make a Constitutional amendment that only horse tracks can have casinos. Basically a monopoly. So it's not about that at all.

http://wkyufm.org/post/unions-lawye...helping-kentucky-democrats-defend-state-house

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

In Kentucky they are trying to make a Constitutional amendment that only horse tracks can have casinos.

lol. I'm not surprised.

I am a little surprised there isn't already a gambling boat docked in Jeffersonville. Any idea why not?

 

[FrankRep]

Kentucky Family Values PAC is a Democrat PAC aimed at attacking Republicans.

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Unions, Lawyers Give Big to Super PAC Helping Democrats Defend State House


WUKY
October 16, 2012

FRANKFORT, Ky. - A Super PAC that is helping defend Democrats is Kentucky state House races has raised nearly a quarter of a million dollars. And with two weeks left until Election Day, Kentucky Public Radio’s Kenny Colston reports on who is helping fund the initiative.

Kentucky Family Values is helping Democrats beat back the GOP’s attempt to take control of the House.

The group is polling and running radio ads against Republican candidates in competitive districts. And it’s doing so with a hefty war chest.

Financing this campaign are the usual Democratic funders: teacher’s unions, lawyers and trade unions.

So far, the National Education Association has donated fifty thousand dollars. So has the Kentucky Education Association. And in a close second is the Kentucky Justice Association, a group of trial lawyers.

And while two GOP-leaning PACs have announced they may get involved, their spending hasn’t been as large.​