So...You think the good guys always lose, Do You?..Read this post and see a few wins.
1. Who won World War II?..Yes, quite a price, but who won? Good Guys, or, the bad ones?
2. Who is Barack Obama? Afro American. Was he really elected to a high post in the U.S.A.?
3. Is there some lady who was elected to the office of Vice President?... of the U.S.A...?
..Is that even possible?
4. Did the fellow in number 2, really pass a medical program for all?
5. Did the nation just survive an insurrection?
6. Did the very bad guy lose the last Presidential Election?[/ You tell me..
7. Did women win the right to vote?...When & how did that happen?
8. Did a totally disabled guy..(named FDR) win the Presidency?
9. Have there been a lot of very good Presidents of the U.S.A.?
10. Did you vote in the last election..? I did, In Illinois we elected a disabled veteran ..a lady?
. How is that possible...(see number 8)..
...........Please add as many as you like. & Thanks For Reading this one..Stuart..
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My hat is off to you....
Background from Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Beshear#2019_gubernatorial_election :
Main article: 2019 Kentucky gubernatorial election
On July 9, 2018, Beshear declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Kentucky in the 2019 election. His running mate was Jacqueline Coleman, a nonprofit president, assistant principal, and former state house candidate. Beshear said he would make public education a priority. In May 2019, he won the Democratic nomination with 38% of the vote in a three-way contest.
The night of the November 5, 2019, election, Beshear faced off against the unpopular incumbent Republican Governor Matt Bevin, the least popular governor in the United States, with only a 33% approval rating in April 2019. Many outlets called Beshear the "apparent winner," but the Associated Press called the race "too close to call," with less than half a percent of the vote separating the candidates.
Beshear won by 0.37 percentage points, getting 49.20% of the vote to Bevin's 48.83%. It was the closest Kentucky gubernatorial election ever by percentage, and the closest race of the 2019 gubernatorial election cycle in the United States.[citation needed] Bevin won 97 counties, while Beshear won only 23 counties. Days later, Bevin had not yet conceded the race, claiming large-scale voting "irregularities" but not offering evidence, while Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes' office nevertheless declared Beshear the winner. On November 14, 2019, Bevin conceded the election after a recanvass was performed at his request that resulted in just a single change, an additional vote for a write-in candidate.
Ultimately, Beshear defeated Bevin in the state's two largest cities, Louisville and Lexington, both of which he won with over 60 percent of the vote. He also narrowly carried normally heavily Republican Campbell and Kenton counties in Northern Kentucky as well as several counties in Eastern Kentucky that traditionally had voted Democratic but had shifted to generally Republican support in recent elections. Beshear carried only two of the state's six congressional districts, but those districts were the state's two most urbanized, the Louisville-based 3rd and the Lexington-based 6th.
Andy has done a fantastic job on our pandemic response, or at least as good as anyone could with a Rethug Legislature and state full of ass-backward Rethug voters.
KY.......
