Guns or our kids: That’s the choice.
“I am no longer interested in how we got here. I am only interested in how we get out.”
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“I am no longer interested in how we got here. I am only interested in how we get out.”
Republican supermajority worked like pack mules to haul one of the most hateful, anti-transgender bills into Kentucky law
It’s time to put fingers to keyboard and let our representatives hear from us.
This bill will harm children. And not one of us in this Commonwealth sends our lawmakers to the Capitol to harm children.
When was the last time a child died from reading a book?
Senate Bill 18 is just their latest grasp at trying to keep you, the public, in the dark.
No, Ms. Craft. Just no. No matter how you spin it, this is not what it means to have an empty chair at your table, and you know it.
Hateful rhetoric like this gets people killed.
A strong dose of reality from Teri Carter about the anti-abortion amendment on the ballot this fall.
The division in our country continues to get worse. Teri Carter has a simple solution: turn off your TV.
There is a continual push by some to get more guns in our schools, including arming all teachers. Where might this lead?
“Not funny, just mean.” So wrote Garrison Keillor in the margins of homework – and so he would have written of the speeches at Fancy Farm. Teri Carter explains why.