Project 2025’s magical thinking – four essential takeaways
I read the whole 922 pages; bottom line, it’s their way or the highway
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A new Amendment 2 mailer, the same old misleading claims about what ballot measure would do
Lexington got blanketed this week with yet another mailer on Amendment 2, the ballot measure that would change the state Constitution to allow public school funding to go to private schools. But you’d never know it was about that: Once again, advocates are touting the lie that Amendment 2
Blatant racism and bigotry should not pave the way to White House
Can Trump ride his Hitler-like attacks on immigrants into the Oval Office?
Live out of state? Our ‘open records’ are closed to you.
Want to look at nursing home inspection records for your aging Kentucky mother? Too bad – our lawmakers won’t let you.
X, formerly Twitter, is no longer the platform of free speech or extended community
What was once an open community has become political heroin
A sign of the times
It is both laughable and scary. Laughable, because it is so false. Scary, because some among us actually believe it.
Let’s talk about the GOP refusing to work on disaster funding
Campaigning is obviously more important than helping hurting Americans.
Amendment 2 proponents can’t win on the facts. So they are making things up
And they’re sharing some real whoppers out there.
Meet the newest abortion rights supporters: men in red states
When pregnancies go wrong, more men are seeing their partners suffer the horrors of delaying or forgoing care. And they’re speaking out.
There’s only one question on the ballot this year
And it’s the most critical question we have ever faced as a nation.
Walz’s Freeport moment
Just like a moment at another debate, one participant put the other in a box.
Missile strikes and the election
It did not seem possible that this election could have gotten any more important – but it just did.
Unions: No on Amendment 2, Yes on public schools
Unions have always believed “education is power.” That’s why they support free public education for all, and not just for the wealthy.
