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Beshear sees a path: running through Vance
The governor was ready with a number of attack lines.
The governor was ready with a number of attack lines.
It seemed obvious that Andy Beshear was making plans for 2028. Has that timeline moved up?
Trump has long been running on lies, and now Kentucky Republicans are facilitating those lies.
Al Cross takes a look at the gains by the “Liberty” candidates, and what those could mean for both the GOP and KY Dems.
Next Tuesday’s Republican primary in Kentucky could be a harbinger of November, for Trump and for the country. Al Cross explains.
Whether it’s a political horse race or a horsey horse race, you’ve got to have a race card to know who’s who. For all our Derby guests, Al Cross provides one.
Is your image of eastern Kentucky that of dying towns and fleeing populations? Perhaps you need to take a second look.
Plus, Al Cross digs into other upcoming races, including other candidates for Senate and the 2027 governor’s race.
Former auditor and multiple-time candidate George Atkins died April 14th. His name is largely forgotten today, but the lessons of his life still resonate.
Did the General Assembly use its resources to make a difference in the lives of everyday Kentuckians?
Al Cross does the “bookkeeping” on this year’s session
McConnell’s taking care of his business, but not the country’s business.
If Trump wins in November, that could guarantee a Republican majority in the Senate, but now the party is the Republican Party in name only. It is the Trump Party, and that is not a party in which Mitch McConnell belongs.
Mitch McConnell’s legacy looked fairly certain just a few years ago. But Trump has turned all of that upside down, and how McConnell handles 2024 may well be what people remember the most.
This is the season of gift-giving, and Al Cross has some special (and pointed) gifts for our elected officials.
Al Cross looks at where things stand in next week’s election, including which candidate might capture the “most votes of all the candidates” prize.