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*Pro-Justice for Samantha Ramsey January 27, 2015 was an exciting day for me. The Revolution isn't a violent Revolution. The Revolution can't be a violent Revolution. The Revolution must be, and therefore is, a peaceful Electoral Revolution. And I believe in the Revolution, with my entire heart, soul, mind, and being. *Dam the Kentucky River, and Create Gatewood's Lake in the Eastern Kentucky mountains. The Machine knows what to do with violence. A violent Revolution would be a bloodbath. It's not even an option. What the machine doesn't know how to react to, is when folks have fun and enjoy themselves, peaceful direct action, militant non-violence, love, humor, friendship, camaraderie, solidarity, democracy, etc. They only understand violence. So violence paints a clear dark bloody disgusting horrendous vivid picture to the end of the Revolution. It must be rejected in totality. Understand that the Counter-Revolutionaries will attempt to...

The time is now. Geoff Young was the only Democratic candidate that showed up for the Kentucky Press Association Forum at the Mariott East in Louisville, Friday, January 23, 2015, 9am to 10:15am. Jack Conway would blame a “scheduling conflict” for being a no-show, but Conway would also slight Geoff yet once again in only mentioning the Republican candidates in the midst of his poor excuses. Conway is afraid to debate Geoff, and that's why he was a no-show. On December 28, 2014, Young sent an email out to Jack Conway wanting to debate the topic: “Are Mitch McConnell and Steve Robertson the two most vicious racists in Kentucky?” Had Conway agreed, we would have seen a debate among the Democratic candidates last week. Over $100 million spent on this last Senate election, and nothing to show for it. Kentucky is in dire need of a “gentleman's conversation” about the myriad of issues Kentucky is faced with. Perhaps a series of Lincoln-Douglass debates is still an op...

*Born at St. Elizabeth South in Covington, Kentucky, Kenton County. Lived in Boone County, Gallatin County, Mason County, Meade County, Breckinridge County, Campbell County, Fayette County, Jefferson County, and Madison County. *Grew up on a vegetable and tobacco farm 15 miles out from Ghent, on the line of Carroll and Gallatin Counties. *Mostly went to Gallatin County Schools (K-3; 8-12); for a few years, went to Crittenden Mt. Zion, Grant County Middle School, and a Sanford, Florida school for one year *2000 - Graduated Valedictorian at Gallatin County High School *Sold sweet corn out of the back of my truck; “Johnny's Sweet Corn” *Went to Xavier University for a few years *Had many dead-end working class jobs *2008 - Worked for Working America, a community affiliate of the AFL-CIO *Helped to raise funding for Cincinnati schools *Campaign Coordinator for Kentucky on Ralph Nader's Presidential Campaign *Worked as a Citizen Journalist...