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McConnell, Senate and Fancy Farm
Republican Senate candidates seeking to replace McConnell aim to define themselves at Fancy Farm
Three Republicans competing to succeed longtime Sen. Mitch McConnell tried to define themselves before the political attacks that could come Saturday when they share the stage at the Fancy Farm picnic
With only one Democrat speaking at the western Kentucky political event, the jabs and jeers of Fancy Farm turned inwards as ...
Nothing says MAGA like a Brooks Brothers-wearing attorney from the Chevy Chase neighborhood in Lexington,” the emcee joked of Andy Barr.
One drove in on a garbage truck. Others brought buses of supporters. By the end of Fancy Farm, all hoped their messages landed with Kentucky voters.
FOX 56 News and "Red, White, and Bluegrass" will have the latest updates from the picnic with host Bode Brooks alongside ...
Kentucky voters can expect a political showdown from senate candidates vying for Mitch McConnell's seat at Fancy Farm picnic.
Republicans mocked the Kentucky Democratic Party’s absence at Fancy Farm this year. Some Democratic voters saw their absence ...
The top three Republican candidates hoping to represent Kentucky in the U.S. Senate — former Attorney General Daniel Cameron, ...
Kentucky's politicians came out swinging on stage in West Kentucky at the 145th Fancy Farm Picnic. Here's what they said.
Senate candidate Nate Morris to opponents: "Show us the seat of your britches so we can understand exactly where Mitch's hand ...
He's running against Congressman James Comer to fill the House seat covering much of West Kentucky. Hiker Who Needed Rescue ...
While slated for the first Saturday of every August, the Fancy Farm Picnic unofficially starts the preceding Friday morning ...
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