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Much of the U.S. population has absorbed the South Korean rapper "Psy" and his "Gangham Style" music video (a billion views on You Tube). I would only ask the American public to research Psy - his past remarks have included death to American servicemen and their family members.  To reward a Korean rapper who has used anti-American rhetoric in the past with such popularity and financial gains is very wrong. Psy has offered an apology for his past remarks. Duh! Psy doesn't intend to leave money on the table.

Darius Miller will shake hands with President Barack Obama on Friday. Before reuniting with his teammates and coaching staff for a visit to Washington, he exchanged high fives, hugs and handshakes with students Thursday at Strode Station Elementary. The University of Kentucky senior visited four schools in Clark County with former Wildcat standout Jeff Sheppard, who won a national championship with the school in 1998. The duo began at Strode Station, crossed over to Clark Middle, went across town to Central Elementary and concluded the trek with a visit to Conkwright Middle School.

Ed Henry has logged thousands of miles following President Barack Obama, but like many of his colleagues in the White House press corps, he will take a detour to Danville next week. The Fox News White House correspondent was heading out from Denver on Thursday following Wednesday's presidential debate. Henry came to Fox last year after covering the White House for CNN since 2006 during the George W. Bush administration. Prior to that he was CNN's congressional correspondent and worked as a print journalist for Roll Call magazine for eight years.

In the days following our beloved Cats winning the national championship, I couldn't help but feel like I missed out. I received pictures and videos of the mayhem in Lexington, the raising of the banner in Rupp Arena and the sheer joy that consumed the Bluegrass state. Watching it all unfold from my computer was bittersweet. You see, I live in Washington, D.C. Of  course, I returned to Danville for national championship weekend, but prior to that, I spent my time watching games in “UK” bars and in front of my television with Louisville and Tennessee fans (I know, at times it was as painful as it sounds)

Dear Editor: For months, the Bush campaign has been spending millions to paint John Kerry as a flip-flopper. But anyone who saw Kerry's speech at the Democratic convention should be able to see right through those attacks. Throughout his life, John Kerry has always stood up for what was right, whether it was popular or not. He is a strong man, a man of integrity, and a man of character. Negative character attacks can only work if we can't see the truth for ourselves. But anyone who saw Kerry's speech knows that he speaks the truth loud and clear.

Dear Editor: A few weeks ago, the Advocate published my letter concerning the upcoming presidential race. Last Friday, L.C. Brown of Stanford responded with a letter of his own, which I would like to address now. Mr. Brown, first of all, I am a Democrat and I will spread facts about the Bush administration in order to fulfill my goal of ridding the White House of a corrupt and undeserving dictator. Second of all, the United States Supreme voted 5-4 that recounts in Florida were against the Constitution, which handed the election to George W. Bush.

Dr. Albin C. Whitworth, visiting professor of music and organist of the chapel at Asbury Theological Seminary, will entertain guests of President George W. and First Lady Laura Bush at a White House Christmas Open House Dec. 11. Whitworth, a world-renowned organist, pianist and composer of church music, will play holiday selections on the piano during one of seven official Christmas open houses at the White House. "It's always an honor to share one's talent with anyone," Whitworth said.

Dear Editor: The recent election in the Ukraine was "won" by 3 percentage points. The White House in its infinite wisdom said the election was rigged. Bush "wins" by 3 percentage points and the White House and media call it a mandate? Ken Griffin Hustonville

Dear Editor, In response to Bob Martin's article dated July 22, I want to thank him for his pedagogic explanation (Democrat Oil, Inc.) of how rich oil CEOs survey their vast holdings, but forgive me if I fail to shed a tear for their dwindling options. He writes in his diatribe how the Democrats in Congress are blocking legislation for offshore drilling, but he fails to address how the White House blocks legislation on alternative energies and sustainability every chance it gets.

Dear Editor: Anyone who votes for a candidate that already shows poor judgment by seeking the endorsement of a formerly impeached president, who admittedly used the White House to cheat on his wife, should go to the doctor's office to have their head examined. It wouldn't take long. They should also log onto the Web site www.cpusa.org and figure out whom the Communist Party USA must be for, since they obviously do not endorse the incumbent. George Bush isn't perfect (no one is)

A recent Gallup survey shows Hillary Clinton with a 64% favorability rating. She is the clear favorite for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination. But why is Hillary so popular?           She came on the national scene in 1992 as presidential candidate Bill Clinton's feminist wife. Hillary saved his campaign by sitting stoically beside him on 60 Minutes as he admitted “causing pain in my marriage,” but denied an affair for which there was recorded evidence.   Bill promised voters they would “get two for the price of one,” and once elected promptly put Hillary in charge of health care reform.

Much of the U.S. population has absorbed the South Korean rapper "Psy" and his "Gangham Style" music video (a billion views on You Tube). I would only ask the American public to research Psy - his past remarks have included death to American servicemen and their family members.  To reward a Korean rapper who has used anti-American rhetoric in the past with such popularity and financial gains is very wrong. Psy has offered an apology for his past remarks. Duh! Psy doesn't intend to leave money on the table.

President Obama is in a pickle. But it's a pickle of his own making. Obama has made it known he wants United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice to replace the departing Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. Rice has been a long-time supporter and faithful foot soldier for Obama. Rice also has been under fire, as she should be, for being the face of the false and specious narrative coming from the White House about the Libya murders.  There are one of two reasons why Rice, and whoever is behind her, stood by her deceptive and misleading story for so long.

Ed Henry has logged thousands of miles following President Barack Obama, but like many of his colleagues in the White House press corps, he will take a detour to Danville next week. The Fox News White House correspondent was heading out from Denver on Thursday following Wednesday's presidential debate. Henry came to Fox last year after covering the White House for CNN since 2006 during the George W. Bush administration. Prior to that he was CNN's congressional correspondent and worked as a print journalist for Roll Call magazine for eight years.

Aug. 2, 1987 Miss Deborah Jean Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Howard, Winchester, became the bride of Herman Daniel Nickels in a 6:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at the First Church of God, Mount Sterling, June 13. Mr. Nickels is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nickels, Mount Sterling. The Rev. Ray McIntosh, Mount Sterling, officiated. WASHINGTON (AP) - ¿President Reagan, described as “in great spirits,” is on the mend at the White House after physicians cut a half-inch skin cancer from the tip of his nose.

As the blame game by Democrats continues blaming George Bush and the Republications for their failures, recession and economic problems, etc., here are some facts about the situation:  1. The real problems with the economy started in the middle of George Bush's second term after the Democrats took control of both houses of Congress. 2. With Democrats in control, President Bush couldn't do much to constrain them so within two years they were well on their way to wrecking the economy.  3. Then after Obama won the White House and was sworn in, in January 2009, the Democrats were in total control of all three major areas of government - the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House.    4. They continued unchecked for two more years, wrecking the economy until the Republicans took back control of the House of Representatives in 2010 and at least slowed them down.

I want to write this short note to give some credit. I didn't vote for him, and I don't intend to vote for him, but I've got to give it to our President Obama. He is the president of the United States of America. He is the youngest ever to reside in the White House on Pennsylvania Ave.    I have never resided there, you have never lived there, I can safely say that none of your readers have ever lived there, and I very seriously doubt any of us will. Where did he come from? He sure didn't come from the land down under, and we know he is supposed to be a Democrat.

In the days following our beloved Cats winning the national championship, I couldn't help but feel like I missed out. I received pictures and videos of the mayhem in Lexington, the raising of the banner in Rupp Arena and the sheer joy that consumed the Bluegrass state. Watching it all unfold from my computer was bittersweet. You see, I live in Washington, D.C. Of  course, I returned to Danville for national championship weekend, but prior to that, I spent my time watching games in “UK” bars and in front of my television with Louisville and Tennessee fans (I know, at times it was as painful as it sounds)

WASHINGTON - The Big Blue Nation invaded the East Room of the White House Friday afternoon as President Barack Obama honored the 2012 National Championship team in front of a packed room filled with cheering fans, family members and friends. Obama especially commended the players' ability to play as a team and said because of that ability, they were able to "do something special right away. " "My understanding is when you recruited these players, Coach started off by asking them some simple questions: 'Do you want to win a national title?

Darius Miller will shake hands with President Barack Obama on Friday. Before reuniting with his teammates and coaching staff for a visit to Washington, he exchanged high fives, hugs and handshakes with students Thursday at Strode Station Elementary. The University of Kentucky senior visited four schools in Clark County with former Wildcat standout Jeff Sheppard, who won a national championship with the school in 1998. The duo began at Strode Station, crossed over to Clark Middle, went across town to Central Elementary and concluded the trek with a visit to Conkwright Middle School.