The former Bill Clinton volunteer Trey Grayson already showed Kentucky's Republicans that he does not care about the conservative wing when he attempted to run against Governor Fletcher in the primary and then held a fundraiser in northern Kentucky at the same time as Governor Fletcher's during the general election. Now rumors are flowing out of northern Kentucky that Tradecoat Trey Grayson is already trying to get activists to commit to his camp for the 2010 senate race since he looks to be unable to pressure Senator Bunning to step aside.
Tradecoat Trey, there is a reason Senator Bunning is in the Hall of Fame and you are losing to a candidate nobody has ever heard of. True conservatives don't stab their own in the back. Republican activists should keep this prospect in mind when Tradecoat Trey begs for our support in the coming weeks.
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“This race, in my judgement, is going to show that the emperor has no clothes” - Larry Forgy, on Mitch McConnell
Why Larry Forgy?
Because its time for Kentucky Republicans to nominate a US Senate candidate who can win in 2008. Mitch McConnell failed Kentucky's conservatives by undermining Governor Ernie Fletcher and backing former Louisville Rep. Anne Northup. Now his reelection numbers are well under 50 percent, and its time for the Republican Party to nominate a candidate who has a real chance to win in 2008. That candidate is Larry Forgy.
Forgy is a Franklin County attorney and President of Health Kentucky, a non-profit that gives free health care to underprivileged patients in the Commonwealth. In 1995, he was the Republican nominee for Governor and received nearly 49 percent of the vote. Forgy can win in 2008. Kentucky Republicans need a nominee who will stand up for our conservative values, our veterans, our schools, and not just Anne Northup and George W. Bush.