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Now that the Right has taken the governorship, one of the key battles in Frankfort is going to be unions — or more specifically, killing off unions. With union membership declining across the country, regressives and their corporate partners see this as an opportune time to rid themselves of organized workers.
Both of these terms are used in politics ... but most people can't tell you what they mean or what the difference is. Let's dig into that.
It’s the same tug-of-war we’ve been having for decades: “We’ve got to get control of our guns!” “You’ll pry my gun from my cold, dead hands!” “But we have to DO something!” “But guns aren’t the problem — people are!” “Ammosexual!” “Freedom hater!” But in a
Car insurance rates seem fairly simple: If you are a bad driver, or you drive in heavy traffic, you will probably pay more due to the increased likelihood of an accident. We understand that. But check this: In Louisville, you can pay substantially more based only on where you live,
We don't need less unions, and we don't need less union members. We need more and better unions – and business people and millennials agree with me.
Climate change is here, and going to get much worse. In light of that, what questions do we need to be asking of our local and state governments?
Payday loan businesses have been around for years. Even so, many Americans have no idea about these establishments. Are they a problem? Do they need fixing? Yes, and yes. Read on and you'll see why.
As we stumble, seemingly inevitably, to a government shutdown at midnight Monday, there is already talk of a possible default later in October. Some people may not be clear on the difference, so it seemed timely to do an Explainer on the two topics. Government Shutdown One of the main
