Go ahead, keep attacking Ashley Judd

[Katzndogz]

Democrats could put a dress on a goat and their base would defend and vote for it

Judd doesn't rise to the level of goat.

Democrats step back from Ashley Judd for Senate drive - Washington Times

Hollywood actress-turned-Senate-hopeful Ashley Judd may have a harder time winning the hearts and minds of Democrats to support her campaign against Sen. Mitch McConnell after all.
Democratic Party leaders are stepping back and taking a clear look at the candidate, and some say she may not be best to run against the five-term Kentucky senator in 2014, Newsmax reports.
“She’s going to have a tough road to hoe,” said Jim Cauley, campaign manager for Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear in 2007, in a ThisWeek.com report. “She doesn’t fit the damn state,” which is a conservative stronghold. Fully 60 percent of Kentuckians voted for Mitt Romney in 2012.
Democrats have begun expressing concern about some of Ms. Judd’s statements and views. ThisWeek.com reports, “Democrats worry that Judd, a political neophyte, could cost the party a winnable race.”

 

[Lakhota]

Ashley Judd: 'My Christian Faith Demands I Work for Social Justice' - Jason Howard | God's Politics Blog | Sojourners

Ashley Judd breaks down over ancestor jailed for his religious beliefs on U.S. version of Who Do You Think You Are? | Mail Online

 

[Political Junky]

Democrats could put a dress on a goat and their base would defend and vote for it

Judd doesn't rise to the level of goat.

Democrats step back from Ashley Judd for Senate drive - Washington Times

Hollywood actress-turned-Senate-hopeful Ashley Judd may have a harder time winning the hearts and minds of Democrats to support her campaign against Sen. Mitch McConnell after all.
Democratic Party leaders are stepping back and taking a clear look at the candidate, and some say she may not be best to run against the five-term Kentucky senator in 2014, Newsmax reports.
“She’s going to have a tough road to hoe,” said Jim Cauley, campaign manager for Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear in 2007, in a ThisWeek.com report. “She doesn’t fit the damn state,” which is a conservative stronghold. Fully 60 percent of Kentuckians voted for Mitt Romney in 2012.
Democrats have begun expressing concern about some of Ms. Judd’s statements and views. ThisWeek.com reports, “Democrats worry that Judd, a political neophyte, could cost the party a winnable race.”

The "Moonie Times", oh my.