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?
This Kentucky-based advocacy organization is opposed to using public money for private schools, and is planning various actions to defeat the bill.
They moved the Racing Commission to Ag as well.
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The revenue bill would alter Kentucky’s trigger law to lower the bar for future tax cuts while another bill shifts a $450 million grant program out of the Beshear administration’s control.
The House decided to rip out the Senate’s bill, and replace it with one that was much worse.
Voters will get to decide if the Lege is allowed to fund private schools out of the state’s education budget. It’s a constitutional amendment because the KY Constitution currently is clear: public money is only for public schools.
But the budget process isn’t over – the House has to agree with the Senate’s changes.
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A bill to cut SNAP benefits, and a bill to loosen child labor laws, both failed in committee today in the Senate.
Bill overrides SEVEN different parts of the state constitution. Public money for private schools, now on its way to the Senate.
Mostly news from the Lege, and not all of it as tasty as that wrap appears to be.
“Thrive by 5” is a five-year plan to lead to every child in Metro Louisville being able to attend preschool.
Rural Republicans voice concerns about draining money from public schools
Public business on private devices is not subject to open records requests. Anyone got a truck to drive through that loophole?
Millions to spend, but spending on teacher salaries essentially flat.