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Kentucky Election Polls for Senate: Rand Paul Vs. Jack Conway

Posted by Brian Krassenstein on Nov 1st, 2010 and filed under Featured News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

Kentucky Elections

Rand Paul Leads Big in Kentucky Election Polls

Just several hours before voters in Kentucky begin casting their ballots, Rand Paul seems to be taking a commanding lead in pre-election polls against Democratic rival, Jack Conway.

The last 4-5 days has really shown us how great a lead Paul may have in this election over Conway. A poll released this morning by Public Policy Polling, indicates that Rand Paul is leading Jack Conway 55-40. On Saturday, a separate poll performed by CN-2/Braun-Research, indicated that Paul was ahead 47-39, and another poll, by Rasmussen Reports on Friday, showed Paul ahead of Conway 53-41.

Paul has held a rather significant lead in Kentucky, going all the way back to April. The 47 year old ophthalmologist is new on the political scene. Although he is the son of the former presidential candidate, and member of the House of Representatives in Texas, Ron Paul, Rand only entered politics full swing last year. Rand received attention during his father’s presidential run in 2008 after making numerous political speeches on his behalf. Conway, who is the current Attorney General in Kentucky, has put up a good fight, however, this year seems to be leaning more towards Republican candidates.

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  • http://twitter.com/sheilawmom sheilawmom

    Rand Paul is just another teabagger running on palings nuthouse values.please voters vote for Conway and support our efforts to

    Help people..no matter what party u r. …

  • http://twitter.com/sheilawmom sheilawmom

    Good or bad. Paul is discusting and not hos dad for sure..God help us. .

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Ralph-Meredith/100001209960660 Ralph Meredith

    The whole thing is not about christaianity but what is right and wrong. I just happens to be the christians that stands up for unborn babies, and against the unnatural such as homosexulaity. If any of you had any sence then you would want someone in office that has a strong moral base whether christain or not. If for no other reason but for our childern and our nation. Am I christain? yes. How ever, I don’t just vote for who says they are christian but who has the strong moral base. Obama said that he is christian how ever his actions are in consistant with christian beliefes and therefore I did not vote for him.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Gonzalez/1268016993 Andrew Gonzalez

    your an idiot

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Gonzalez/1268016993 Andrew Gonzalez

    your another loser

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Gonzalez/1268016993 Andrew Gonzalez

    your another loser

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Gonzalez/1268016993 Andrew Gonzalez

    we need rand paul because he is an outsider, and not part of the political elite that don’t give two shits about our freedom… you are another idiot

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.vanderbeek Dave VanderBeek

    Jack Conway aided his brother in selling drugs. It is admitted.
    http://www.infowars.com/conway-cover-up-media-ignores-admitted-obstruction-of-justice/

    Rand Paul is a true patriot. GO RAND!

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.vanderbeek Dave VanderBeek

    You’re vulgar. “teabagger” is a very vulgar term.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Melina-B/669645584 Melina B.

    Go Dr. Rand Paul please WIN for our freedom and Liberty …your supporter from Pennsylvania . God bless you all and Please Kentucky, Please let this man represent all of us Americans!

  • http://www.facebook.com/dave.vanderbeek Dave VanderBeek

    This is not a logical comment. Namecalling is not evidence.

  • Anonymous

    Obama is inconsistent with Christian beliefs? If you are truly a Christian, then you would have at least some sense of what you are talking about. In the teachings of Christ — which are primarily embedded in the Books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John — Christ clearly says that we will be judged by how we treat the LEAST AMONG US. This includes the poor, the sick, and the disabled. We, as Christians, have been asked to dedicate our lives to reaching out to these people. These lessons from Christ also tell us that the rich man will have a hard time getting into Heaven…or, the first shall be last, and the last shall be first. Read it for yourself — it’s right there in the first four chapters of the New Testament. However, every time Obama (or anyone else, for that matter) tries to lead in an effort to reach out to the least among us, AS CHRIST INTENDED, morons who have never had a college-level political science class (and thus do not know what it means) call him a Socialist. Do everyone a favor: Before getting on your keyboard and claiming your Christian faith to the rest of the world, at least know what you are talking about. Turn off Fox News and open up your Bible.

  • http://twitter.com/tysonbfrance Tyson France

    Hey you….shut up. And spell Christian correctly.

  • http://twitter.com/tysonbfrance Tyson France

    Yeah, but to be fair, you’re a fucking idiot.

  • http://twitter.com/tysonbfrance Tyson France

    no u

    The irony of this comment is that you posted it after posting that Rand Paul is an outsider. lol.

  • http://twitter.com/tysonbfrance Tyson France

    You’re stupid. “Stupid” is a very accurate term.

  • http://twitter.com/tysonbfrance Tyson France

    Your = possessive, you’re = “You are”

  • Anonymous

    Paul’s views are radical at best. He does not support the Civil Rights Act and would repeal the American with Disabilities Act if he could. And that is just for starters. The majority of Americans do not want more extreme right wing positions supported by the Tea Party. No one needs another Bachmann as indicated here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4leO4b1xgMQ

  • http://www.facebook.com/ProductOfEnvironmentalMayhem Rasheed J. Mobley

    RAND PAUL! 2010 RON PAUL 2012

  • http://www.facebook.com/mjhendrickson MaryJane Hendrickson

    I have to say that after reading the comments posted here I just want to hide under my bed tomorrow instead of voting. I won’t of course, but this kind of “debating” is sad and is pulling our country apart. Please all of you go on YouTube and look up Jon Stewart on CNN’s CrossFire and try an find another way to talk to the opposite side of the conversation.

  • http://www.facebook.com/issabellablue Karen Conley

    Those of you that are considering voting for Rand Paul, keep in mind that you’ll be taking $2,000 a year out of the pockets of our already struggling senior population.
    You’ll also be supporting a 23% sales tax on EVERYTHING you buy.
    You’ll be telling the rest of America that Kentuckians support a candidate with ties to racist groups, paranoid, armed militias and thugs that curb stomp dissenting women.
    Vote CONWAY. Show America that they’re wrong about Kentuckians being ignorant, bigoted rednecks.

  • http://www.facebook.com/ProductOfEnvironmentalMayhem Rasheed J. Mobley

    Rand Paul wants to get rid of the Federal Reserve, that’s why the media calls him racist and a radical. The provocateurs are all over these articles repeating the same lies, this doesn’t work anymore.

  • http://www.facebook.com/issabellablue Karen Conley

    Rand Paul is wholeheartedly supported by white supremacists (just Google the two). Why do you suppose this is?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SAZSZSONNJHWTLUSGIYHYTQXDQ Viva!

    There are a number things the public “knows” as we head into the election that are just false. If people elect leaders based on false information, the things those leaders do in office will not be what the public expects or needs.
    Here are eight of the biggest myths that are out there:

    1) President Barack Obama tripled the deficit.
    Reality: Bush’s last budget had a $1.416 trillion deficit. Obama’s first budget reduced that to $1.29 trillion.

    2) President Obama raised taxes, which hurt the economy.
    Reality: Obama cut taxes. 40% of the “stimulus” was wasted on tax cuts which only create debt, which is why it was so much less effective than it could have been.

    3) President Obama bailed out the banks.
    Reality: While many people conflate the “stimulus” with the bank bailouts, the bank bailouts were requested by President Bush and his Treasury Secretary, former Goldman Sachs CEO Henry Paulson. (Paulson also wanted the bailouts to be “non-reviewable by any court or any agency.”) The bailouts passed and began before the 2008 election of President Obama.

    4) The stimulus didn’t work.
    Reality: The stimulus worked, but was not enough. In fact, according to the Congressional Budget Office, the stimulus raised employment by between 1.4 million and 3.3 million jobs.

    5) Businesses will hire if they get tax cuts.
    Reality: A business hires the right number of employees to meet demand. Having extra cash does not cause a business to hire, but a business that has a demand for what it does will find the money to hire. Businesses want customers, not tax cuts.

    6) Health care reform costs $1 trillion.
    Reality: The health care reform reduces government deficits by $138 billion.

    7) Social Security is a Ponzi scheme, is “going broke,” people live longer, fewer workers per retiree, etc.
    Reality: Social Security has run a surplus since it began, has a trust fund in the trillions, is completely sound for at least 25 more years and cannot legally borrow so cannot contribute to the deficit (compare that to the military budget!) Life expectancy is only longer because fewer babies die; people who reach 65 live about the same number of years as they used to.

    8) Government spending takes money out of the economy.
    Reality: Government is We, the People and the money it spends is on We, the People. Many people do not know that it is government that builds the roads, airports, ports, courts, schools and other things that are the soil in which business thrives. Many people think that all government spending is on “welfare” and “foreign aid” when that is only a small part of the government’s budget.
    This stuff really matters.

    If the public votes in a new Congress because a majority of voters think this one tripled the deficit, and as a result the new people follow the policies that actually tripled the deficit, the country could go broke.

    If the public votes in a new Congress that rejects the idea of helping to create demand in the economy because they think it didn’t work, then the new Congress could do things that cause a depression.

    If the public votes in a new Congress because they think the health care reform will increase the deficit when it is actually projected to reduce the deficit, then the new Congress could repeal health care reform and thereby make the deficit worse. And on it goes.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SAZSZSONNJHWTLUSGIYHYTQXDQ Viva!

    There are a number things the public “knows” as we head into the election that are just false. If people elect leaders based on false information, the things those leaders do in office will not be what the public expects or needs.
    Here are eight of the biggest myths that are out there:

    1) President Barack Obama tripled the deficit.
    Reality: Bush’s last budget had a $1.416 trillion deficit. Obama’s first budget reduced that to $1.29 trillion.

    2) President Obama raised taxes, which hurt the economy.
    Reality: Obama cut taxes. 40% of the “stimulus” was wasted on tax cuts which only create debt, which is why it was so much less effective than it could have been.

    3) President Obama bailed out the banks.
    Reality: While many people conflate the “stimulus” with the bank bailouts, the bank bailouts were requested by President Bush and his Treasury Secretary, former Goldman Sachs CEO Henry Paulson. (Paulson also wanted the bailouts to be “non-reviewable by any court or any agency.”) The bailouts passed and began before the 2008 election of President Obama.

    4) The stimulus didn’t work.
    Reality: The stimulus worked, but was not enough. In fact, according to the Congressional Budget Office, the stimulus raised employment by between 1.4 million and 3.3 million jobs.

    5) Businesses will hire if they get tax cuts.
    Reality: A business hires the right number of employees to meet demand. Having extra cash does not cause a business to hire, but a business that has a demand for what it does will find the money to hire. Businesses want customers, not tax cuts.

    6) Health care reform costs $1 trillion.
    Reality: The health care reform reduces government deficits by $138 billion.

    7) Social Security is a Ponzi scheme, is “going broke,” people live longer, fewer workers per retiree, etc.
    Reality: Social Security has run a surplus since it began, has a trust fund in the trillions, is completely sound for at least 25 more years and cannot legally borrow so cannot contribute to the deficit (compare that to the military budget!) Life expectancy is only longer because fewer babies die; people who reach 65 live about the same number of years as they used to.

    8) Government spending takes money out of the economy.
    Reality: Government is We, the People and the money it spends is on We, the People. Many people do not know that it is government that builds the roads, airports, ports, courts, schools and other things that are the soil in which business thrives. Many people think that all government spending is on “welfare” and “foreign aid” when that is only a small part of the government’s budget.
    This stuff really matters.

    If the public votes in a new Congress because a majority of voters think this one tripled the deficit, and as a result the new people follow the policies that actually tripled the deficit, the country could go broke.

    If the public votes in a new Congress that rejects the idea of helping to create demand in the economy because they think it didn’t work, then the new Congress could do things that cause a depression.

    If the public votes in a new Congress because they think the health care reform will increase the deficit when it is actually projected to reduce the deficit, then the new Congress could repeal health care reform and thereby make the deficit worse. And on it goes.

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