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Democrat Jack Conway soundly defeated his Republican opponent, social conservative Stan Lee, in the Kentucky attorney general's election Tuesday. With 64 percent of precincts reporting, Conway had 387,553 votes or 63 percent, to Lee's 231,836 votes or 37 percent.
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At times, the Kentucky attorney general campaign has resembled a court case, with plenty of oratorical flair by the two lawyers seeking the office: Jack Conway and Stan Lee. The two rivals have tried to build up their own qualifications and pound away at each other's perceived flaws while on the campaign trail leading up to the Nov. 6 election. Conway, a Democrat, claims that Lee's conservative ...
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Previous Forum Posts/Comments about lexington law firm
| Posted on: Oct 13, 08 08:21 am by: Jamal Livingstone |
 | Can any of you give me some advice about this?...
Be open about your financial status and any other details like bad credit and et al. An unsecured loan lender would provide you with a better plan if he knows where you stand. Look out for additional charges like prepayment penalties.
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| | Posted on: Oct 12, 08 06:42 pm by: Amanda Nielson |
 | I found this while looking on the internet...
It is practically difficult for the common men having a fixed salaried income to pay the entire value of the house on their own. Though real estate offers the most stable investment opportunities, it will be illogical to lock the savings in the home or property. This is because of two reasons:
The rate of return from investments in real estate is not as high as in other form of investments like stocks and bonds.
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| | Posted on: Oct 12, 08 10:01 am by: Bob McMullin |
 | Heh, look at what I found...
Traditionally, when a person filed for personal bankruptcy, Chapter 7 was the preferred method. Since the purpose was not to punish, but to provide a "fresh start," debtors would have certain types of assets that were exempt from liquidation and could cancel all debts remaining after liquidation. True, this is harmful to a person's credit rating.
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| | Posted on: Oct 11, 08 04:42 pm by: Julie Perkins |
 | Can any of you give me some advice about this?...
For those whose income-earning years are but a fuzzy memory, it can be hard to find ways to cut back -- or earn more. And the temptations of borrowing are ripe -- especially if you own your home and have a good, long-standing credit history. Still, the same rules of credit management we preach for the younger set apply to senior citizens:
Spend less money than you bring in.
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