Your reading list for Thursday, 8/3

It’s one sentence in a 45-page document. But it says so much. Pay attention to it.

Comer continues to be a “walking, talking embarrassment.”

According to Bill Straub, ol’ Andy Boy is just looking for the right ‘threats’ to give himself looney creds.

Experts say the state’s Medicaid renewal process — triggered by the end of pandemic-era continuous-coverage protections — could negatively impact Kentuckians who need housing help.

Robert brings us a show about Daniel Cameron’s selection of Robby Mills as running mate, and Craig Greenberg’s selection of Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel as the LMPD chief. Then, he talks to Cherlynn Stevenson about her elevation to leadership, close elections, and the political situation in Lexington.

We cover a couple of political stories related to the hateful SB 150. Then, we’re joined by candidate for SOS, former state rep Buddy Wheatley. We hear about his vision for voting in our commonwealth and why current SOS Michael Adams doesn’t deserve the bipartisan kudos he’s been given.

Unlike previous years, all the candidates are going to be there.

The end of the fascist leader of Italy, but not of fascism in today’s Italy

The evidence is clear: denying trans youth support and care increases the chance of suicide.

Congressman Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) released the following statement to mark the one-year anniversary of Kentucky’s abortion ban.

Don’t get suckered – and don’t let your friends be fooled, either.

Kentucky Repubs finally get their way