Thank you for your comment and for taking the time to visit my website. Thanks too for telling your husband and sons about our campaign. This campaign is about family as much as anything else, and I’d be proud to have the support of yours.

Thank you for giving me this opportunity. It’s been a pleasure blogging with you all today and I look forward to our next converstion.

For everyone who would like to be involved in our campaign I would also encourage you to join the Netroots for Horne google group. This is a great way for me to get feedback from the Netroots and work with you all as our campaign moves forward.

Thank you again!

Andrew, thanks a million for coming by today and for being so forthright in your answers. Next time you hear from us, we’ll be inviting you back as a friend so we can formally endorse your campaign and figure out how best we can help you.

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I am a resident of KY (live in Etown and work on Ft Knox as a contractor). My husband is a retired NCO working on post as a contractor also. We’ve got two sons, 19 & 21. We aren’t originally from KY, jobs on Ft Knox working with the military is what helped us decided that this was the place to retire. I like on your website how you very clearly lay out many of the things that are important to you and your take on the changes that need to be made. I encouraged both of our sons to go to college out of state since I don’t feel the majority of jobs around here will get them very far. Jobs, health care, college expenses, education, Iraq and global warming are all concerns of ours too. I will be supporting you and I have a feeling that the 3 men in my family will be too. I’ll have to start talking your name up in my house. Mitch McConnell isn’t good for Kentucky and definitely not good for the nation.