State of the Union January 25, 2011

During President Obama's opening remarks during the State of the Union in the US Capitol Building, the President recognized the empty chair where Congresswoman Gabriella Giffords would be sitting if she were in attendance. Giffords was shot in the head during an assassination attempt on a street in Tuscon, Arizona. Giffords is currently recovering in a Texas Hospital.

Minority Leadership November 6, 2010

Kentucky US Senator and Minority Leader, Mitch McConnell says that he does not want President Obama to fail, just change while addressing the Republican Party of Kentucky's Central Committee following election day.

Rand Paul October 30, 2010

Dr. Rand Paul, candidate for US Senate, is a Republican running as "the Tea Party" candidate, representing a growing movement of voters that are tired of big government and higher taxes.

Surprise Visit October 26, 2010

Making a surprise visit to encourage volunteers at the Bowling Green Victory Office, Kentucky US Senate Candidate Dr. Rand Paul talks to supporters about the campaign. Paul is in a nationally watched race against Democrat Attorney General Jack Conway.

Confused Voter October 20, 2010

A confused Warren County voter apparently does not know how to remove bumper stickers from their vehicle that was parked outside of the Bowling Green Democrat Headquarters during an event with Attorney General Jack Conway. The stickers are for Jack Conway for US Seante, Mike Reynolds for state Senate, Mike Buchanon for County Judge, Ron Lewis for US Congress (retired), and Peanuts Gaines for County Sheriff.

Three Amigos October 10, 2010

State Senate Candidate Mike Wilson, US Congressman Brett Guthrie and US Senate Candidate Rand Paul wait to be introduced by State Representative Jim DeCesare of Bowling Green, to speak at the first annual Warren County GOP Picnic/Meet and Greet at the home of Bob and Doris Burr. Over 200 Republicans came out to show their support for local candidates.

Rand Fan October 6, 2010

Supporters of Rand Paul, Republican US Senate candidate for Kentucky, can pick up buttons and other campaign materials at the Bowling Green Victory Office in downtown Bowling Green. Paul, known as the "Tea Party" candidate is from Bowling Green and plans to carry a lot of the hometown vote on November 2nd.

Tea September 12, 2010

While attending the Southern Kentucky, 9/12, TEA Party with his wife Kelly, US Senate Candidate Rand Paul, KY (R) converses with a campaign staffer before speaking at the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green. Paul is leading his opponent, Democrat Jack Conway in two polls and is tied with him in 2 other polls.