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09/23/2011

My opponent, the former Chief-of-Staff of the Governor thinks he can be an Independent Auditor. Apparently he can NOT get yard signs up across the state without the Governor's help, would he owe the Governor for any other help with his political career?

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John Kemper blows whistle on Steve Beshear

Fri, 09/02/2011

Governor Steve Beshear has made state finances less transparent to Kentuckians by hiding the one statistic telling the whole story about our fiscal situation, state Auditor candidate John Kemper said.

Poll shows John Kemper closing in for the win

Tue, 08/30/2011

Kentucky Auditor candidate John Kemper sees Tea Party energy powering his campaign and says the latest poll numbers from Public Policy Polling show his "Debt Free Kentucky" message is catching on.

"Anyone paying attention knows we need a state auditor who doesn't owe any favors to the...

John Kemper: don't let politics harm Kentucky employers

Thu, 08/25/2011

Kentucky Auditor candidate John Kemper proposed a solution today to the state's immediate need to make $28 million interest payment to the federal government and avoiding the loss of $640 million in tax credits by Kentucky businesses related to unemployment insurance loans.

Kentucky is not prepared for the worst

Thu, 08/25/2011

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has ordered all his state agencies to prepare immediate, specific budget plans showing how they would adjust to up to 30 percent cuts in funding from the federal government. Kentucky should do the same, Auditor candidate John Kemper said.

Kemper urges local action to stop tax increases

Sat, 08/20/2011

Kentucky Auditor candidate John Kemper congratulated the McCracken County Board of Education on Friday for rejecting a property tax increase and he encouraged other boards and local governments across the state to follow suit.

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