A few surprises in the Senate fundraising numbers
Including who seems to be running the REAL grassroots campaign
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If money were votes, Dembo would be winning. By a lot.
But Stevenson can point to her lead in donations, especially from Kentucky.
As governor’s race begins, Senate race has new signals
An analysis from long-time political observer Al Cross
Billionaires, dark money bankroll much of $48M spent in Kentucky GOP Senate primary
Most of the $48 million of spending in Kentucky’s GOP primary for Senate has been by super PACs supporting Nate Morris and Andy Barr, which are bankrolled by a few billionaires and dark money groups.
The history of Tulip Mania and financial bubbles
And how history may be rhyming again with AI
He Did It Again: Trump announces seemingly imaginary Iran breakthrough, taking Wall Street for another ride
In a manic series of posts, Trump lays out a vision of victory that looks like a humiliating loss.
How the GOP motivated these women faith leaders to run for Congress as Democrats
More Democratic clergy members are running for office as the GOP embraces Christian nationalist talking points — and Trump posts a Jesus-like image of himself.
Al Cross weighs in on the Dem primary for Mitch’s seat
Long-time political observer shares his insights
Lobbying interests fund small political nonprofit — and a Republican state senator
The odd financial history of Kentucky Strong Inc.
What is CREC and how does it shape Pete Hegseth’s religious rhetoric?
And if you don’t know about Christian Reconstructionism, read this article.
‘Undecided’ leads in latest poll of Senate primary
Barr and Booker have pulled slightly ahead of the pack. But what about the $$?
Billionaire-inspired bill would separate KY workers from their rights
Make money for the wealthy, cost money for the workers
A Hot Girl’s Guide to the end of #KYGA26
Can we pleaaaase just get this thing over with?
