Kentucky Democrat Obit: Retracted

The transcript discusses the tight Senate race in Kentucky between Alison Lundergan Grimes and Mitch McConnell. It highlights the Democratic Party's renewed media efforts and financial strategies, partly influenced by the Clintons. Despite McConnell's unpopularity, his campaign is technically strong, drawing comparisons to past political races. The influence of the Clintons is noted as a potential boost for Grimes.

What role do the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and the Senate Majority PAC play in Alison Lundergan Grimes' campaign?

• They are providing financial and media support.

• They are focusing on other states instead of Kentucky.

• They are criticizing her campaign strategies.

• They are withdrawing support from her campaign.

Why are the Democrats reallocating resources from states like South Dakota and Kansas?

• They have already secured victories in those states.

• They are focusing on more competitive races like Kentucky.

• They lack the funds to support campaigns in those states.

• They are facing strong opposition in those states.

What is notable about Mitch McConnell's campaign strategy?

• He has relied solely on grassroots support.

• He has avoided media appearances.

• He has run a technically proficient campaign despite unpopularity.

• He has focused on increasing his popularity.

How has Mitch McConnell's unpopularity affected his campaign?

• It has caused him to change his campaign manager.

• It has led to a significant drop in campaign funding.

• It has not prevented him from leading in the race.

• It has resulted in a lack of media coverage.

What potential advantage does Alison Lundergan Grimes have due to the Clintons' involvement?

• A shift in campaign strategy.

• Increased media scrutiny.

• A decrease in opponent's popularity.

• A boost in campaign funding and support.