Bob Heleringer and Trey Grayson speak out against the anti-trans bill.
The Fairness Campaign has begun running two new ads on over 90 radio stations across the state. The ads feature former Republican Rep. Bob Heleringer and former Republican AG Trey Grayson, both speaking out against SB 150, the omnibus anti-trans bill that Gov. Beshear has vetoed.
Listen below, then share either this post or these ads on your own social media channels. These staunch conservatives are against SB 150; let’s get their voices out there.
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