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'Denial For Dollars' would have been a good headline for this story...

Agreed...Our taxpayer $$$$ are being wasted on much worse stuff than this...

I'm beginning to feel the same way...The vultures are starting to circle...

As Frances said, there's a reason most candidates on both sides try to cast themselves as moderates... That's because the majority of Americans consider themselves to be that way... I have little interest in the extreme right or extreme left wings of our political parties...

I believe most of us feel that way, Frances... But how can it be implemented given the power (and money) that the current two-party structure possesses?... I would love to see it happen, though...It never ceases to amaze me how the majority of people are so poorly represented in the highest levels of government...

Just out of curiousity, since most of you are a little more politically inclined than me... When clumping all of the Republican and Democratic presidential hopefuls together (I know that is difficult for some of you lol), who are the candidates who offer the most moderate viewpoints?... If there is such a thing in this era of partisanship and special interest... Thanks in advance for the opinions...

Who?

Not defending Keith Olbermann, but I believe that was Gary Miller...

Fantastic post, BF...I can feel the passion in your words...

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Congrats to Coach Starns -- one of the nicest people you'll ever meet...

Looks like Billy Ball is heading back to Rupp Arena...

Thank you for the updates, Forkboy...

Would a 20-mile rule really have that profound of an impact?...All of the major metro areas in Kentucky (Lexington, Louisville and Northern Ky.) easily fall within this limitation...It seems like the rural areas would be most affected, where the distances between counties and schools is much greater...