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Ethics expert says GOP hopeful would ‘absolutely’ have a conflict of interest. It’s ‘for the people to decide’ if there’s a problem, says a former Kentucky governor.
Jennifer Rubin of The Washington Post looks at how U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin is winning over some of the state’s swing voters and setting an example for fellow party members.
With a week left in the Republican primary for governor, Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles is on the air with an ad seeking to split the frontrunners.
For all our out-of-towners (and Kentuckians just now tuning in), Al Cross has a guide to the race to move into the gov’s office in Frankfort.
A lawsuit against Craft, an ethics complaint against Cameron: some sideshows to add extra spice to the last few weeks of primary season.
We’re with Beshear, all the way. But what if (heaven forbid) one of the Repubs actually won? What sort of governor would they be? Let’s talk about it.
Yes, there are powerful interests in our country to want to get rid of our public schools. Jason Bailey lays out who – and why.
Biggest victory has been in Arkansas
Family, associates of London Mayor Randall Weddle and reverse logistics industry top governor’s donor list
Here’s how 2 conflicting federal court decisions led to this point.
Guns are now the #1 killer of children in the U.S., having passed auto accidents. The author provides not only the data, but also solutions that are proven to work to protect our children.
Younger voters are a source of electoral strength. And they’re no shrinking violets.
The goal is disenfranchisement – and the majority leadership is succeeding in that goal.
A look at Kentucky registration trends using five age ranges
He says he’s for the “working man” – but don’t pay attention to what he says; look at what he does.
