True Tales of Old-Time Kentucky Politics: Bombast, Bourbon & Burgoo

Did You Know That William Goebel Of Kentucky Remains The Only State Governor To Be Assassinated While In Office? Or That Abraham Lincoln, Now A Favorite Son Of The Bluegrass State, Garnered Less Than 1 Percent Of The State's Vote In 1860? How About Matthew Lyon, The Congressman Who Won Reelection From A Jail Cell And Once Bit Off The Thumb Of A Voter During A Brawl On The House Floor? These Are But Three Of The Fascinating And Little-known Stories From Kentucky's Political Past Found In True Tales Of Old-time Kentucky Politics. Join Longtime Columnist Berry Craig As He Shares Tales Of A Time When Votes Could Be Bought With A Drink And Political Differences Were Resolved With Ten Paces And A Pistol.