Friends, neighbors, Kentuckians: Our long Commonwealth nightmare is over.
Beshear-Mongiardo 59 percent, Fletcher-Rudolph 41 percent.
Nowhere near the record for a gubernatorial victory, but more than enough to make Fletcher concede before 10 p.m.
I wasn't in Little Rock on election night in 1992, but I imagine the feeling was the same as it was at the Convention Center in Frankfort tonight: throats raw from cheering, tears of joy, the overwelming rightness of it all.
More tomorrow, but for tonight, just remember: Kentucky has gone with the winner of the Presidential Election every time since 1964. With a Democrat back in the Governor's mansion, the Bluegrass State is Blue once again, and 2008 will be the republicans' Waterloo. In Kentucky, and throughout the nation.
Cross-posted at Blue in the Bluegrass.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Preview of Great Democratic Things to Come
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Labels: Ernie Fletcher, Governor's Race, Kentucky, Steve Beshear