YES! Voters don’t want a Koch puppet representing them.
47%
NO! He said nothing that would upset his radical base.
53%

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Adalia Woodbury 11 years 50 weeks ago

McConnell was already in deep trouble as an incumbent in a statistical tie with Alison Grimes. Of course, the fact that Grimes is strong, brright and wants to represent the people of Kentucky had a lot to do with it. Now that McConnell has admitted he is owned by the Koch Brothers, he should start making retirement plans.

dianhow 11 years 50 weeks ago

Do Kentucky voters care ? They have voted for this old far right wing hateful coot many times I'm about to give up on voters in red states being well informed / doing whats right for the country & the middle class. . McConnell & pals give me the creeps

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Brucefromflorida 11 years 50 weeks ago

Alison Grimes is giving everyone a lesson on how to face off with an opponent. Her strength of conviction, smart answers to questions, and honest approach are working.

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Dane 11 years 50 weeks ago

I would like to think it would hurt him, but voters are very dumbed down in those states.

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PaulHosse 11 years 50 weeks ago

Alison Grimes represents no real challenge to Mitch. Normally, a comment like this would have a strong impact, and despite the local media's efforts, there won't be any serious damage done.

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