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| − | '''Bowling Green''' is the third largest city in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, after [[Lexington]] and [[Louisville]]. It is home to [[Western Kentucky University]], the Fruit of the Loom's national headquarters, and | + | '''Bowling Green''' is the third largest city in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, after [[Lexington]] and [[Louisville]]. It is home to [[Western Kentucky University]], the Fruit of the Loom's national headquarters, and the Corvette museum. The city is the permanent residence of US Senator [[Rand Paul]]. |
=="Bowling Green massacre"== | =="Bowling Green massacre"== | ||
Bowling Green was the subject of viral online jokes that eventually translated into real life events including mock vigils after US Counselor to the President [[Kellyanne Conway]] misspoke about an incident regarding two Iraqi "refugees" who were materially aiding Al-Qaeda in Iraq. She mistakenly referred to this matter as the "Bowling Green massacre." | Bowling Green was the subject of viral online jokes that eventually translated into real life events including mock vigils after US Counselor to the President [[Kellyanne Conway]] misspoke about an incident regarding two Iraqi "refugees" who were materially aiding Al-Qaeda in Iraq. She mistakenly referred to this matter as the "Bowling Green massacre." | ||
[[Category:Kentucky]] | [[Category:Kentucky]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:17, May 16, 2017
Bowling Green is the third largest city in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, after Lexington and Louisville. It is home to Western Kentucky University, the Fruit of the Loom's national headquarters, and the Corvette museum. The city is the permanent residence of US Senator Rand Paul.
"Bowling Green massacre"
Bowling Green was the subject of viral online jokes that eventually translated into real life events including mock vigils after US Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway misspoke about an incident regarding two Iraqi "refugees" who were materially aiding Al-Qaeda in Iraq. She mistakenly referred to this matter as the "Bowling Green massacre."