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The general election is right around the corner, and the Fletcher-Rudolph team is hard at it again with another tour of the Commonwealth.

Pictures from some of these events will be posted in a gallery (click this link), subdivided by county name.  If you would like any of these images for your use, please contact me through this site, as they are otherwise copywright protected.

Stay tuned, as these will be updated (hopefully) daily.  Day one is already posted, with more to come.

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Fletcher-Rudolph “Victory 2007″ Barnstorming Tour Gallery 

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The final stops for the Fletcher-Rudolph “Kentucky Wins” bus tour have been added.

This includes the final rally in Lexington (click here), which had a great showing of support.

Feedback on the photos is always welcome, so please leave your comments.

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I have reorganized the photo albums to be more user-friendly.  The albums are now sorted by county, and there is an album for every county visited on the tour. The rallies from the first four days are still in one lump album, but they will be broken into their respective counties soon.

More photos, including that of Republican Senate Majority Whip Dan Seum, of Louisville, endorsing the Governor are posted here.

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Some of my copywritten pictures recently popped up on a weblog in a post criticizing the individuals featured in the photographs. I have a lot of respect for those individuals and wish to publicly apologize to them for any grief they may have received over the images.I have removed the images out of a of respect I have for those individuals, who have always been kind to me in all of my encounters with them. Out of respect for common decency of all individulas, if you are featured in any photo on this site and do not wish the photos to be made public, please contact me or reply to this post, and I will gladly respect your request.

Furthermore, If you were featured in any of the photographs and would like a higher-quality copy of the original JPEG file for a keepsake, feel free to contact me at web.amccubbin@gmail.com.

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Still looking for a candidate in the May 22nd Republican Primary, but nobody has quite convinced you to get their vote?

All you need is one look at this photo of Governor Fletcher pulling off a textbook jumper in front of an awed bunch of Bowling Green teenagers, who never thought a Governor would ever stop by to watch them play.

Look at the form, and look at the surprise on the kids’ faces!

Priceless.

All the candidates have their strengths and weaknesses, but I would have to put my vote that Ernie Fletcher would beat Anne Northup and/or Billy Harper in a pick-up game of 21 any day!

Get out to vote on Tuesday, May 22nd. And when you walk into that voting booth, take comfort in knowing that when you vote for an incumbent governor with a jumper like that, Kentucky wins!

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Photos from the campaign rallies in both Adair and Casey counties have been posted in the bus tour gallery.

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The pictures are posted here of the stops in Daviess, Grayson, and Warren Counties.

The day was packed with fun and excitement, starting early in Owensboro and ending with Little League games in Bowling Green.
Be sure to check out all the fun in the photo gallery.

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I will be posting pictures throughout the week of the Governor’s Bus Tour stops. If you were at the event, be sure to look for your picture to save for your own keepsakes.

Click the gallery link on the left sidebar or click the following link.

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This is my post for known site issues. I’m a bit new using this sort of blog template, so I’ll likely run into a list of problems. The known issues will be posted here to help you navigate around the problems.

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FYI, the links at the top of the main portion of the page all lead you to the home page. Defer to the links on the side bar for site navigation.

… and feel free to drop some comments if things aren’t working correctly.

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