Some “Republicans” may have a shock on Tuesday
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.
Berry Craig
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.)
Arlington, KY
Group restarts Democratic exec committee in Carlisle County
The group got kudos from across the state and beyond.
The Cameron Pandering Machine
If you lie about something simply to get more votes out of your base, what’s that called? Oh, yeah ...
Straub on Tuckums
Tucker Carlson is unemployed – but he won’t be for long, Bill Straub says. In fact, the job offers have already started.
Happy Labor Day!
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: 'The greatest honor I have received in my professional career'
Holthouser received the 2023 Labor Award from the A. Phillip Randolph Institute.
Campbell is interim head of KDP Labor Council
The Labor Council joins other KDP councils: Black, LGBTQ, military veterans, and rural.
Willing to kill to ‘restore’ America
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.
To the Tennessee Three: the Kentucky Fifteen has your back
Kentucky lawmakers are standing with their fellow lawmakers in Tennessee.
Clardy: God would say “to hell with your thoughts and prayers”
“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.”
Trump II would mean another dose of snake oil for American workers
He says he’s for the “working man” – but don’t pay attention to what he says; look at what he does.
Heine Brothers contract proves workers ‘can raise standards when they come together’
A first for Kentucky: tipped service workers forming a union and getting a contract.
The fear behind the MAGA movement
When you’re scared, you try to hide it by attacking someone weaker.
