Andy Beshear

That’s the day I learned that explaining our ‘why,’ having the respect for each and every voter, can create grace and space to not just be anti-this or pro-that and have a real conversation.

If we’re going to win both chambers [of Congress] and we’re going to turn that around, it’s not by saying kids are food insecure. It’s that they’re hungry.

We win by staying true to our values of compassion, of empathy, of doing right by our neighbors, and by focusing on people’s daily and most pressing needs.

When we retake the U.S. House, we can stop this federal administration from doing more harm. But if we take the U.S. Senate, we can start undoing that harm.

I don’t have any announcement today, but I will say that my commitment is to not leave a broken country to my kids or anyone else’s.

A Democratic governor, in a Trump +31 state, is building affordable housing on top of coal mines with solar panels on the top. We can do hard things.

We’re going to elect you governor of Georgia.

I pray a lot during Trump 2.0.

This $10 million commitment will help us build on the progress we’ve made by advancing postpartum and prenatal care for new and expecting mothers.

Focus, talk normal, and lead with your ‘why,’

There is only one elected official in the entire country actively engaged in socialism, and his name is Donald J. Trump.

There are different ways to fight, and here’s what I’d say to a lot of people: If somebody’s yelling, and you yell back, then nobody can hear a thing.

What’s an approval rating worth if you’re not going to use it for something?

In an age of authenticity — when your Instagram video is important and your TikTok video is important — people want to know you, what drives you.

Now go and do likewise.

I created the Office of Music because Team Kentucky wants to make sure our commonwealth remains a place where musicians can build a career, where venues and festivals can thrive and where people can come together to enjoy great music.

Music is a part of who we are in Kentucky. We are proud of our musical heritage – from Bill Monroe and Loretta Lynn to Tyler Childers and Chris Stapleton.

Government is meant to help hardworking people like these miners, and Congress has a chance to make a difference by supporting this legislation.

Unfortunately, the current system is inadequate, and the value of their benefits continues to shrink as inflation grows and costs continue to rise.

Kentucky miners powered homes, communities and our economy for generations, and it’s important we show up for them in return by making sure they have the care and support needed to treat black lung disease.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, a Democrat, is hinting that he might be interested in running for president in 2028.

To our fellow Kentuckians who are struggling with mental health or addiction, please remember that it’s OK to not be OK.

If you are for tariffs, vote for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate. If you are for gas being higher, vote for Donald Trump, the Republican candidate. Otherwise, vote for the Democrat.

I didn’t believe data centers needed incentives and would support rolling back any of that.