Showing posts with label 2015 election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015 election. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Kentucky's good news

I thought it was great that Matt Bevin won as governor of Kentucky.
The lieutenant governor's win may be better news.
What do you think of the Tea Party's strength now?

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

The sun shines bright

Good news from Kentucky.
Republican Matt Bevin will be the new governor.
Gotta love his closing argument.
"Jack Conway is spending millions lying about me. It’s all he’s got," Bevin said in his closing argument ad. "That’s because Conway is a career politician who supports Obama’s agenda."
Good enough for Kentucky.

Good hope for us.

We voted. Now clean up the signs

Just minutes until the polls close in Virginia.
Time to celebrate the end of the campaign season.
Time for winners to rejoice and get to work.
Time for everybody to clean up their political signs.

Monday, November 2, 2015

Get out and vote

Augusta County has seen plenty of signs over the past two months.
There's four candidates for sheriff.
An old guy and a young guy running for Commonwealth's Attorney.
They have outnumbered the signs for state House and Senate, and the supervisor races.
It's not a heavy ballot, but get out and vote.

Saturday, October 31, 2015

For whom the tolls toll

I watched a bit of NBC Washington's Saturday morning news today.
At least two commercials hitting the potential tolls on I-66 hard.
Democrats aren't happy.
If they weren't the party of spend more and more, it wouldn't be so easy to hit them on this.

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Crabby Patties

The primary election is over in Augusta County.
Senator Emmett Hanger won big over two opponents.
Marshall Pattie finished third with just 12 percent of the vote.
I guess he's now a Crabby Pattie.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Politicians in the neighborhood

Teaverton in Fishersville had a political feel Wednesday.
Two guys were walking in one part, passing out info for Marshall Pattie in his bid for the state senate.
A question - if he loses in the primary, will he be a crabby Pattie?
Tim Martin was at the other end, meeting people in his quest to become Commonwealth's Attorney for Augusta County.
Two weeks until the primary, and then five more months until the General Election.