Blunt in the state to stump for Guthrie
By Politicker StaffU.S. Rep. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) is in the Commonwealth today to support the Congressional campaign of state Sen. Brett Guthrie (R-Bowling Green). The two will be in Elizabethtown this afternoon to hold a joint press conference on energy policy.
As reported earlier by PolitickerKY.com, Minority Whip Blunt is also expected to headline a fundraiser for Guthrie.
Comments
Contributors
Wally Edge
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell spells out his ideas for the Obama administration:
"We could start with some of the things President-elect ... >
Rob Tornoe
Janet Napolitano, the Democratic governor of Arizona and an early supporter of Barack Obama's presidential campaign, is being mentioned for ... >
| Politicker INTERACTIVE | |
 |
Lawmaker Profile Follow the funding of your representatives |
 |
270 to Win See how Obama got to the magic number |
Top Tags
Most Active Stories
- After KY-2 loss, Boswell considering retirement
- Beshear set to unveil 'comprehensive' energy plan
- Weaver set to challenge SH-26 results in state House
- GOP looks to governors for new ideas, rebuilding
- C-J: Bunning running for third term 'emphatically'
- Laura Bush visits Lincoln's hometown
- AP: Burch targeted in ethics investigation
- SH-26: Weaver camp questions votes from an entire precinct
- Is it over in SD-23?
- Guthrie joins fellow freshmen for D.C. ‘orientation’
- Jefferson County GOP collecting lipstick after Obama’s remark
- Northup and Yarmuth scheduled to debate four times in KY-3 race
- Transition: Considering Kentucky’s U.S. Attorneys
- Incumbents dominate throughout the Bluegrass state
- Polls v. votes: Breaking it down
- Cleland plays defense on veterans’ issues for Lunsford
- Courier-Journal endorses Lunsford
- Healthcare company tied to Lunsford is again subject of attacks
- NRSC staffer files charges against Lunsford
- Further updates: More details on Bill Clinton's visit
Quote of the Day
"A number of our members — and that includes myself — think the proposal the administration has made … is a solid way to go forward."
- Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, voicing his support for the auto industry bailout.
Recent Press Releases
- Apr 11 2008
- Apr 10 2008
- Apr 10 2008
Syndicate
Post new comment