KENTUCKY: Election Day

Hello fellow Kentuckians.
Today is one of the most important days for the Commonwealth. Today, we as Kentuckians have the power to get rid of corruption and gross miss-use of office powers. Our beloved Commonwealth is being used and abused by those in our government offices and today is the day we can go out and make our voices heard.
We have a chance to send a message to our government that we are no longer going to sit back and take idly the fact we are no longer being fairly represented by our elected officials.
How can we do that? We can start by voting out our current elected officials. We can let them know how unhappy we are with how they are running our Commonwealth by hitting them where it hurts, the ballots. The good, the bad, and the corrupt must all be voted out of office in order for our message to be understood. We no longer want to deal with the politics of politics. We want people in office who will care about their constituents and about the Commonwealth of Kentucky not just about how to further their career or line their own pockets. Good, honest, hardworking, law abiding citizens for the common good of the commonwealth are who we need in office.

Now, I know it is rainy and chilly and generally yucky in some parts of Kentucky today. I know it would be easier to just not even mess with it today, but we NEED to have our voices heard. The predicted turnout is 43%, lets go out and prove them wrong. Rain means shorter lines so go out now and get your voice out to the world.
Kentuckians, we are the only ones who can change how our government is run. We cannot wait around on the off chance our elected officials suddenly change for the better overnight. It just doesn't happen that way. We have to get our votes cast.

It doesn't stop there either. We must make sure that our elected officials keep their promises, do what is right and what is best for the Commonwealth. We must continue to let our voice be heard. Be ever diligent and aware of what is happening within our government.

So as I leave you this morning, Please head out to your polling place and cast your vote.
Remember, we need those in office who are there for the common good of the Commonwealth.