Last weekend, the Kentucky Club for Growth's strong anti-tax stance was recognized in the Courier Journal.
But other political experts say they aren't convinced outside groups will want to get involved, especially with public polling showing Beshear with a double-digit lead and Williams' record of occasionally supporting tax increases failing to excite conservative groups such Club for Growth or the tea party-related FreedomWorks.
"They're adamant about the 'no tax' thing," said Jennifer Duffy, a senior editor with the non-partisan Cook Political Report.
We are adamant about the 'no tax' thing, and we will continue to be the taxpayer's advocate in Frankfort.
The Kentucky Club for Growth is proud to announce its 2007 scorecard rating members of the Kentucky General Assembly on fiscal issues.
How did your legislators do?
Club for Growth eyes spending - by Patrick Crowley, The Enquirer
Employment Trends and Rates
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The Governor's Budget Proposal
This is a reposting of the first article of email update sent out earlier today. If you don't receive them, you may want to sign up.Here's the Governor's proposal:$147.1 million in spending cuts $81.5 million from a 70-cent cigarette tax...
$373 Million in Cuts
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