The epidemic of WhatAboutism in the GOP
Our illustrious Congress-Critter from the 1st District is leading the field in whataboutism. Bill Straub explains what to do about it.
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
What Daniel Cameron didn’t say when he rolled out his ed plan
Did you read Daniel Cameron’s “education plan”? Did you see anything in it about vouchers to take money from public schools and give it to private ones? Guess what – you didn’t.
Jesus was a wimp?
Apparently, “love your neighbor” and “turn the other cheek” are liberal talking points.
Analyzing Beshear vs Cameron
Bill Straub and Al Cross weigh in on this fall’s main event.
A tale of two speeches
The contrast could not have been more striking: Cameron with smear after smear, and Beshear with accomplishment after accomplishment.
Fancy Farm Fotos!
Berry Craig and his trusty Nikon were everywhere this weekend, covering the Fancy Farm doin’s. Here are some of the many, many pix he took. Enjoy!
Union members answer the question “Why vote for the Dem ticket?”
“If you want to live on minimum wage, vote the other way.”
Beshear wows revived Paducah labor luncheon
Hundreds of people gathered for the lunch, which hadn’t been held since 2019.
Dear Jamie Comer – You’re diggin’ where there ain’t no taters.
Comer continues to be a “walking, talking embarrassment.”
The Mussolini McDonald’s
The end of the fascist leader of Italy, but not of fascism in today’s Italy
Intentional ignorance about slavery
Elected leaders and everyday citizens are choosing to be intentionally ignorant about the evils of slavery. Why?
Cameron and Mills: union-busting buddies
Want more Matt-Bevin-style attacks on working people? Vote for these two.
Stumbling stones
There are over 70,000 small brass plates placed in 1,200 cities across Europe. Berry Craig explains what they are.
Believe it or not, Jamie Comer was once seen as ‘reasonable’
Some Kentucky Democratic Party bigwigs confess they can remember when Rep. James Comer was a “reasonable” Republican.
Eighty-two years later, a Kentucky sailor is coming home
Another Kentucky sailor is coming home nearly 82 years after his life ended on the day President Franklin D. Roosevelt said would “live in infamy.”
Tail-Gunner Jamie
Just like Tail-Gunner Joe McCarthy, Comer is throwing out wild accusations without evidence. Will “Comerism” come to mean the same as “McCarthyism”?
