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Inside the Growing Movement to Oust Mitch McConnell

LEO Weekly | September 6, 2007

The Iraq Summer coalition's growing strength has led to some deep, ugly chatter in political circles about the future of Senator McConnell and the Republican Party, both in Kentucky and nationwide.

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Tags: war in iraq, 2008 presidential election, Republicans, iraq summer, mitch mcconnell

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Keeping Gays from Adopting Would Hurt Kentuckynew

Kentucky Senate Bill 68 would prohibit unmarried, cohabiting couples from adopting or fostering children in Kentucky. It passed the Senate judiciary committee last week and will likely pass the full Senate and reach the House soon.

LEO Weekly | Stephen George | 03-11-2009 | Civil Liberties

Tags: civil liberties, adoption, Kentucky, gay & lesbian issues, Child Welfare Adoption Act

Does Anyone Know Why Our Gas Prices are So High?new

Greg Brenzel finally left the gas business in October, 35 years after his family opened its first Chevron station in Louisville. It wasn't so much his choice, he says, as Chevron's: The supplier priced Brenzel out of business.

LEO Weekly | Stephen George | 07-14-2008 | Economy

Tags: gas, gas prices, fuel prices, Louisville, Chevron, Economic Issues, gas station, monopolies

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AltWeeklies Award - Music Criticism

LEO Weekly | Stephen George | 04-21-2008 | Media

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Fake it ’til you make it, Jugheadnew

The most popular guy in town — good looking and oblivious to what’s going on around him — won’t sacrifice his personal time for work, but his (Tea Party) friends know how to get him motivated. Despite not being known for having the same insatiable appetite, the Paul Ryan-Jughead resemblance is uncanny.

LEO Weekly | Aaron Yarmuth | 01-14-2016 | Commentary