The Lege is stuffing bills into each other to get them passed
Why not just write one multi-thousand-page bill and pass it?
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Why not just write one multi-thousand-page bill and pass it?
The most significant of bills sometimes get the least attention. This was one of those times.
A Kentucky Public Radio analysis found many of the sources provided in support of the so-called Safer Kentucky Act have little to do with the bill itself. Now, KPR has obtained a source list for a 2023 paper that appears to use the same citations.
In other words – Will we be Kansas, just in slow motion?
SB 349 is not what Kentucky’s ratepayers need. There are better ways if the goal is reliable, lowest-cost power.
The bill still exempts private devices and accounts from public records requests. Want to hide something you’re doing from the public? Just do it on your personal cell phone.
A public record is a public record regardless of where it is stored. This bill still ignores that.
Defying the EPA could lead to lawsuits and even loss of federal funding.
The Republican sponsor of a bill to legalize medical cannabis in Kentucky last year has filed a new bill to expand the number of eligible medical conditions for patients when the program goes into effect in 2025.
Out of hundreds of bills, here are five important ones that could move this week.
Kentucky AG Russell Coleman among those urging reversal of FDA decisions
Why do OUR elected officials, who supposedly work for US, believe it is their right to do their work in secret?
Republicans have been claiming THEY are the blue-collar, pro-worker party. Their votes say otherwise – including our Kentucky electeds.
A bill with roots in white supremacy would of course ban concepts that expose white power structures threatened by Diversity Initiatives.
What is the ideology driving the MAGA movement? One part of it is Christian Nationalism. Ken Wolf dives into this scary movement.