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On the night he won the Republican Senate primary, Rand Paul declared he was delivering "a message from the tea party." The movement embraced the first-time candidate because of the libertarian, limited-government views he shares with his father, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas. Tea party support helped Rand Paul defeat GOP establishment candidate Trey Grayson in the May primary and advance to face Democrat Jack Conway in November. The winner will succeed Republican Jim Bunning, who is retiring after two terms in the Senate.All six House members from Kentucky are favored to win re-election. There is no governor's race in the Bluegrass State this year. McCain won Kentucky in 2008.The Democratic Debacle -- and What It Means
America has seen tidal wave off-year elections before (three, in fact, in the past 16 years). But what was epic about the glub-glub election of 2010 is that even with months of warning most imperiled ...
Rand Paul Wins in Kentucky and Gives the Tea Party Its First Senator
Little more than an hour after the polls closed in Kentucky, Republican Rand Paul became the first candidate to arise out of the anti-big government tea party movement to be elected to the Senate. ...
Countdown to Election Day: Senate Races to Watch
Republicans will edge close toward control of the Senate Tuesday but are unlikely to be able to seal the deal. While the GOP is widely favored to win back the House, it faces a narrower path to ...
Campaign Ads 2010: The Good, the Bad and the Funny
More than $4 billion will be spent on the 2010 midterm elections -- the lion's share of it on advertising on television, radio, and even a bit on the Internet. But what are we getting for all that ...
Latest Polls on Key Governor and Senate Races
Our weekend roundup of polls on key governor and Senate races updates Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington and ...
Latest Roundup of Polls for Key Senate and Governor Races
Our Friday roundup of polls and key governor and Senate races updates California, Colorado, Florida, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington ...
Rand Paul Supporter Who Roughed Up Woman Wants HER to Apologize
Even though Tim Profitt has admitted wrestling a liberal activist to the ground and stomping on her head in Kentucky, the Rand Paul supporter says he wants an apology from the victim. Profitt played ...
Senate, Governor Polls: Updating California, Colorado, Kentucky, Nevada and Pennsylvania
Our latest roundup of polls on key governor and Senate races includes Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, West Virginia ...
Woman Roughed Up by Rand Paul Supporters Vows Legal Action
A woman who was wrestled to the ground and then stepped on by a supporter of Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul says she was "traumatized" and injured in the incident and intends to take legal ...
Poll: 'Aqua Buddha' Ad Backfires Against Jack Conway in Race Against Rand Paul
Republican Rand Paul has opened a 53 percent to 40 percent lead over Democrat Jack Conway in the Senate race, with 7 percent undecided, according to a Public Policy Polling survey conducted Oct. ...
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