Labor Luncheon is back at this year’s Fancy Farm
The luncheon takes place on Friday, the day before Fancy Farm itself.
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Berry Craig is a professor emeritus of history at West KY Community College, and an author of seven books and co-author of two more. (Read the rest on the Contributors page.)
The luncheon takes place on Friday, the day before Fancy Farm itself.
“What the right wants is a complete reversal of civil rights legislation going back many years. This has been in the works for a long time.”
Cameron is supposed to be the “top cop” – but it looks like Beshear actually has the support.
Cameron and the Repubs are trying to run against Biden – but he’s not in the race. Who is? The most popular Democratic governor in the country.
The governor’s race has barely started, but Beshear is everywhere, while Cameron is MIA. All Cameron has going for him at this point is his three Ds.
He may be “the first Black Republican senator from the South since Reconstruction” – but he sure doesn’t line up with those 19th-century senators.
When they ask for a Republican ballot, and are told they are still registered as Dems and thus can’t vote in the Repub primary.
The group got kudos from across the state and beyond.
If you lie about something simply to get more votes out of your base, what’s that called? Oh, yeah ...
Tucker Carlson is unemployed – but he won’t be for long, Bill Straub says. In fact, the job offers have already started.
Oh wait – you didn’t know it was Labor Day? That’s because the “powers that be” don’t want you to know. Read on to learn more.
Holthouser received the 2023 Labor Award from the A. Phillip Randolph Institute.
The Labor Council joins other KDP councils: Black, LGBTQ, military veterans, and rural.
Some whites see themselves as losing to people of other demographics in what to these whites is a zero-sum game. So they’re arming to the teeth.
Kentucky lawmakers are standing with their fellow lawmakers in Tennessee.
“Who is benefitting from this gun violence in America? It’s not the children killed in school shootings. It’s the gun manufacturers, the lobbyists from gun groups like the NRA and the politicians. It’s not the rest of us. The rest of us are dying.”