Kentucky: John Mccain

Yes, yes, I'm late and times flies, but I felt like pointing out that March 10th was our one year anniversary here at Barefoot and Progressive. In my first post, I laid out the "mission", so to speak, for this blog, and... well, I wouldn't take back a word of it and I think we've stayed pretty true.

Brutal honesty. Brutal offensiveness. That's... what we do.

I'd like to thank Dudley Webb, Jim Newberry, John McCain and Ken Ham for their excellence in douchbaggery... I don't know what I'd rant about without you.

I'd also like to thank Sarah Palin and Daniel Solzman for.... well, just for being you.

And of course, Terri Whitehouse and David Schankula for classing up the joint.

And our dear, dear readers. May the Pasketti Monster's noodly appendage always be on your shoulder, guiding you down the righteous path. Thanks!

President Bush's approval ratings in the Commonwealth have seemingly bottomed out as his second-term in the Oval Office wraps up, with a new SurveyUSA/WHAS poll finding just 32 percent of respondents approve of Bush's  job as President.

That total amounts to a low point for Bush in three and a half years' worth of polls available from SurveyUSA.

John McCain is the projected winner of Kentucky's eight electoral votes, according to CNN.

With just 10 percent of precincts reporting, the Republican leads the early results with 52 percent of the vote, while Barack Obama has 47 percent.

BOWLING GREEN - The local Democratic ticket was pushed heavily in Bowling Green today on the occasion of former President Bill Clinton's visit. A handful of high-profile Democrats took the stage in addition to Clinton, talking up the candidacy of Senate candidate Bruce Lunsford (D-Louisville) and 2nd Congressional District candidate and state Sen. David Boswell (D-Owensboro) in particular to the hundreds of attendees in an airplane hanger at the Bowling Green-Warren County Airport.