John Kemper Endorses Matt Bevin Former Republican nominee for KY State Auditor and conservative activist John Kemper endorsed Matt Bevin for U.S. Senate: The 2014 Republican U.S. Senate primary race presents two clear visions. Will Kentuckians elect a self-serving, big spending career politician or a true conservative seeking smaller, less intrusive, and more responsible government? For me the choice is simple - therefore I pledge my time, energy, and most importantly my vote, to Matt Bevin for U.S. Senate to lead Kentucky forward to better days, said John Kemper. I am grateful for Johns endorsement. I deeply respect him as a fighter for fiscal conservatism, a voice for constitutionally limited government, and a leader standing up for the Bluegrass values to which I am committed, said Matt Bevin. Mitch McConnells War on Conservatives Are members of the tea party on the ground being fooled by operators, profit makers and cynics? Yes, he said. (Wall Street Journal) This is about as close to an open declaration of war that McConnell has come. (Hotair) With the blessing of Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell...Senior Republican officials are privately warning GOP consultants and firms who continue to work with one of their main foes - the Senate Conservatives Fund - and another GOP ad firm that they wont get contracts from the NRSC. Theyll also be frozen out of McConnells network if they remain hired by their right-wing rival. (Politico) Mr. McConnell and his top aides...will take a much more aggressive approach in confronting such conservative groups. ... A senior official at the committee called individual Republican Senate campaigns and other party organizations this week and urged them not to hire the firm,in an effort to punish them for working for the Senate Conservatives Fund. ... S.C.F. has been wandering around the country destroying the Republican Party like a drunk who tears up every bar they walk into, said Josh Holmes, Mr. McConnells chief of staff, now detailed to the National Republican Senatorial Committee through the election. The difference this cycle is that they strolled into Mitch McConnells bar and he doesnt throw you out, he locks the door. (New York Times) NRSC communications director Brad Dayspring had referred to the group as a disease within the GOP. (Breitbart) Mitch McConnell says hes not worried about you or me. He says he isnt worried about his own race: I dont wanna be overly cocky, but Im gonna be the Republican nominee next year. Lets show him that Kentuckians deserve to be listened to. How can you help?
Posted on: Fri, 08 Nov 2013 19:47:33 +0000
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