Beshear, Cameron feckless with political money
“Feckless” – lacking initiative or strength of character; irresponsible
The hottest day in 125,000 years: Record heat around the world is scaring scientists.
On July 3rd, the Earth’s average temperature was the hottest in over 100,000 years. Then Tuesday was hotter.
Cameron, other pols should shut up about Trump’s case
Misleading, self-serving statements have come from multiple Republican lawmakers. Just recognize them for what they are: opinions and arguments, largely unsupported by facts.
In dedicating memorial, Beshear says he intended it partly as a response to those who discounted the pandemic for political ends
None of the state’s Republican leaders attended the event.
Thanks to McConnell, Trump, and himself, Cameron looks strong
With support from both, plus his own disciplined campaign, Daniel Cameron will be a formidable opponent in the fall.
Tuesday’s GOP primary may re-define Kentucky Republicans
Will the KY GOP elect full-blown MAGAs and election deniers? Will the cash and the ads be more important than competence? Has McConnell’s leadership of KY Repubs finally ended?
Dear Derby visitors: Here’s your guide to that OTHER horse race in Kentucky
For all our out-of-towners (and Kentuckians just now tuning in), Al Cross has a guide to the race to move into the gov’s office in Frankfort.
Can money and misinformation buy a nomination for governor?
Craft’s campaign is a shameless one, using Christian imagery in mailers that make it seem like she’s running for Sunday-school superintendent, not governor.
Would-be GOP governors, seeking votes, fall in line for Trump
Will the GOP candidates for KY governor continue to pledge their loyalty to Trump?
Legislature overdoes it in trying to trip up Beshear
From actual legislating to partisan showboating, all in 24 hours.
Al Cross: Beshear became popular from pandemic work, but it won’t sustain him in bid for reelection
Gov. Andy Beshear won high marks for his handling of the pandemic – but will that be enough to get him reelected? Al Cross isn’t so sure.
