Wannabes lining up to replace McConnell and advance American un-exceptionalism
And the process involves a whole heap of Trump derriere-kissing
Brett Guthrie has an $800 billion problem
And how he handles it will affect the lives of over a million Kentuckians
Protect Our Schools KY relaunches with new mission championing reinvestment in KY schools
“We can do better for our kids”
Circuit judge voids Union election results
Mayor Larry Soloman to appoint three commissioners tonight
Bill Straub: Enter Kentucky’s Andy Barr, being ambitious and currying favor with the Lord of Mar-a-lago
Barr’s level of groveling would embarrass Uriah Heep.
KY state workers group blasts pension settlement with hedge funds
The “Tier 3” plaintiffs are pressing their own lawsuit
Report finds proposed changes to Medicaid funding would hit Kentucky, other rural states hard
Republicans have long wanted to get rid of Medicaid. Now they can.
Biden pardons Kentuckian Jerry Lundergan for campaign finance conviction prior to leaving office
Lundergan has already completed his sentence; this pardon restores some of his rights, including the right to vote and run for office.
McConnell is upset that three federal judges rescinded resignations and foiled his plans
The master of injecting politics into the judiciary can’t believe some judges don’t want to be replaced by Trump’s picks.
It will soon be decided: Will American exceptionalism survive?
Bill Straub: “How the nation has reached this stage, I have no idea.”
Kentucky constitution is strong on public education — vote no on Amendment 2
A former superintendent lays out the lies and misrepresentations being put forward by the “Yes on 2” crowd, and explains why it must be defeated
McConnell is no fan of Trump’s, so why the ‘endorsement’?
Mitch’s comments show what he actually thinks of Trump – but still endorsed him a few months ago. Is a puzzlement.
Heather Crabbe: I will support common-sense reproductive rights for KY House District 64
States across the country are grappling with a reproductive rights crisis, and in vitro fertilization (IVF) is caught in the crossfire. In Kentucky, one of the states with the most restrictive abortion bans, healthcare providers are increasingly concerned about their ability to offer essential reproductive care due to draconian laws.
Blatant racism and bigotry should not pave the way to White House
Can Trump ride his Hitler-like attacks on immigrants into the Oval Office?
How can West Kentucky keep sending Jamie Comer to Washington?
It’s not really a question of Democrat or Republican, left-wing or right-wing. It’s a question of moral and immoral, fair and foul. Comer comes down on the wrong side of the ledger.
