Kenton County’s Republican primary candidates are aligned — even indistinguishable — on the issues
Republican candidate forum, with a number of speakers trying to out-Repub each other.
Republican candidate forum, with a number of speakers trying to out-Repub each other.
These vetoes can’t be overridden by the legislature.
First it was Marjorie Taylor Green calling for Johnson’s head. Now our own Thomas Massie has joined her. What is he thinking?
Kentucky school districts say a proposed bill to tighten restrictions on SNAP participation will lead to an uptick in student hunger.
He also discussed various bills that have reached his desk – and continued to call out the ‘partisan politics’ in Frankfort.
This Kentucky-based advocacy organization is opposed to using public money for private schools, and is planning various actions to defeat the bill.
The “Momnibus” bill aims to improve maternal health, while the other bills addresses the teacher shortage.
Governor Beshear has said he will appeal the ruling.
Jamie is, at best, a Russian stooge, a lackey for Vladimir Putin. The boy might just be a Russian asset.
The Democratic reps from Louisville and Lexington filed HB 376.
Jamie Comer may be getting desperate for attention. Why else enter a picture of someone in the nude into the committee records?
It appears that Jamie Comer is actually engaged in what he falsely accuses President Biden of. Bill Straub weighs in.
Jamie Comer, the owner of the most ridiculously gerrymandered Congressional district in these United States, is intent on matching that ridiculousness with his own behavior.
“Kentucky is considered a ‘national failure’ state for lacking basic gun-safety protection.
And in the Ag Commissioner race, Sierra Enlow was there, but Jonathan Shell didn’t show.
Ryan Quarles may be leaving the political realm to put his Ph.D. to work leading the state’s community college system.