The Washington Times
by Cheryl K. Chumley
March 15, 2013

Hollywood actress-turned-Senate-hopeful Ashley Judd may have a harder time winning the hearts and minds of Democrats to support her campaign against Sen. Mitch McConnell after all.

Democratic Party leaders are stepping back and taking a clear look at the candidate, and some say she may not be best to run against the five-term Kentucky senator in 2014, Newsmax reports.

“She’s going to have a tough road to hoe,” said Jim Cauley, campaign manager for Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear in 2007, in a ThisWeek.com report. “She doesn’t fit the damn state,” which is a conservative stronghold. Fully 60 percent of Kentuckians voted for Mitt Romney in 2012.

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Poor little darlin' may just have to run from her home state of Tennessee.

I thought she'd fit right in with that bunch.

Oh, Mr. Cauley...

It's "row to hoe"

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Oh, Mr. Cauley...

It's "row to hoe"

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Oh, Mr. Cauley...

It's "row to hoe"

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Well, it would be tough to hoe a road.

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Hilarious. The Rats just figured out she is bat shit crazy...



Too bad this didn't come out in the middle of the election.

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Hilarious. The Rats just figured out she is bat shit crazy...


Too bad this didn't come out in the middle of the election.

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Conservatives can't keep their mouths shut. We coulda said "she'd make a formidable opponent." But instead, say "she's batshit crazy."

So the dem consultants research, and learn, sure enough, she IS batshit crazy.

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