The new NAFTA is another corporate handout. It won't stem the outsourcing of good jobs or protect the rights of working people. Tell Congress the new NAFTA isn't good enough and to refuse to vote on it.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This from yesterday's Forward Kentucky is one of the best summaries of the suit we've seen.
A motion was filed today in Jefferson Circuit Court claiming that Daniel Cameron does not meet the constitutional requirements to be Kentucky Attorney General, and that his candidacy be declared invalid and his name removed from the ballot.
The Daily Kos Elections team posts daily updates during election season, and today, our own Governor Bevin got the top spot. Not for his fund-raising, mind you, or for a new poll – but for his racist “be scared of the brown people” ad.
ROCHESTER, NY - "I believe in this union" shouts 75 year old, African American Bishop Herman Dailey as he clutches a megaphone outside of GM's Rochester Operation, where he worked for nearly 35 years.
"When I came home from Vietnam, I didn't have no job; I was homeless. The UAW stood by me, gave me a job and I was able to feed my family, and I'm out here to let you know that there is a real hell for those bad people" Dailey says to a crowd of cheers from striking General Motors workers.
EDITOR'S NOTE: We just got this from the Beshear-Coleman campaign: "State Representative Patti Minter said: 'I'm disappointed that when Matt Bevin came to Bowling Green he made clear he doesn't support the bill I've introduced to protect health care for Kentuckians with pre-existing conditions.
Andy Beshear is taking to social media to share a video of WBKO in Bowling Green interviewing Matt Bevin, where the governor refuses to support a bill to protect health care for Kentuckians with pre-existing conditions.
