We analyzed 9 years of Trump political speeches, and his violent rhetoric has increased dramatically
And it has gotten even worse in 2024.
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Worries grow about disinformation, false claims, and even violence as election nears
Over 75% of voters are worried about election violence.
2024 Election Preview
In this episode, Robert and Jazmin preview all the major elections facing the Kentucky House, the Louisville Metro Council, the LFUCG Council, the State Senate, the Judiciary, the constitutional amendments, and, if you can believe it, even more.
To thwart records requests, LMPD used app to automatically delete messages
Are any other state or local agencies doing the same thing?
How easy would it be for Trump to destroy our Democracy?
Trump supporters should be asking themselves, “What do those Trump insiders know that I don’t?”
NY Times says Harris is “only patriotic choice for President”
Which would also imply that Trump supporters are un-patriotic
It will soon be decided: Will American exceptionalism survive?
Bill Straub: “How the nation has reached this stage, I have no idea.”
The Daily Wrap for Friday, October 25th
Medical MJ, a write-in campaign with ELEVEN candidates, Russian interference, a possible Dem renaissance in the Purchase, and tweets about Comer, endorsements, and more – today’s Wrap has it all!
Write-in candidates vie for four-year Kentucky Senate term after senator’s death
The death of Republican state Sen. Johnnie Turner just ahead of Election Day did not spur a special election, as 11 write-in candidates now run to fill the next four-year term.
Are you going to vote on medical MJ in your county or city?
Here’s a list of where the question is on the ballot.
A comeback for Purchase Democrats – or wishful thinking?
More excitement, more candidates, and even more signs – could a rebirth be happening?
Walz meets with labor leaders in Louisville
Campaign staffers moved the labor folks to the front of the receiving line.
Democracy and unions go together – vote for both this fall
A vote for Trump is a vote against unions and working people
Long-time KY labor leader on union members and the election
Union members moving to Trump? He doesn’t think so.
School vouchers have a racist history, as well as troubling impacts on public schools
The voucher system came out of racist parents’ rejection of integrated schools in the ‘50s. It’s still hurting students.
