Change for Kentucky Chapters Endorse Greg Fischer for Senate
May 6, 2008 Louisville—Seven local chapters of Change for Kentucky have endorsed Democratic Candidate for US Senate, Greg Fischer. The Change for Kentucky chapters are part of Democracy for America, a nationwide organization that supports grassroots activism and focuses on supporting candidates at all levels of government.
Kentucky chapters that support Fischer include Campbell County, Frankfort/Franklin County, Hardin County, Kenton County, Lexington, Mason County, and Shelby County.
“Greg Fischer is the only candidate that can beat Mitch McConnell,” said Jim Call, Frankfort, Ky. coordinator for Change for Kentucky. “He is squeaky-clean and doesn’t have the baggage that Bruce Lunsford does. He knows the issues and is honest and open about them.”
On its website, the Campbell County chapter writes, “Fischer, as a proven businessman and employer and has the best grasp of the needs for the economy of any of the candidates running for the US Senate from Kentucky in 2008.”
The support of grass-roots Democratic groups such as these, all over the Commonwealth, are another indication that Fischer is winning this campaign in the towns and county courthouses across Kentucky, said Ken Shapero, Fischer Campaign Communications Director.
For more information on The Change for Kentucky endorsements you can visit,http://www.changeforkentucky.com">www.changeforkentucky.com.
Where in Kentucky is Greg Fischer Now?
Tuesday, May 6
* Greg meets with Ballard County supporters at a Breakfast in Wickliffe, Ky.
* At 10 a.m. he travels to Bardwell for a meeting with supporters at the Carlisle County Courthouse.
* Continuing his swing through Western Ky., Greg travesl to Clinton, Ky. for a meeting with supporters at the Hickman County Court Annex and then drives to Hickman, Ky to meet supporters at the Fulton County Courthouse.
* At 3:30 p.m. Greg travels to Cadiz, Ky. for for a meeting with supporters at the Trigg County Courthouse.
* From there he travels to Madisonville for a Political Forum at the Hopkins-County-Madisonville Public Library.
