I have heard absolutely nothing back from Mitch McConnell. And while I do hope that he is getting better – I have known him my entire life. I wish him no harm. I actually wish him good health.
Andy Beshear
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Andy Graham Beshear is the 63rd Governor of Kentucky, having taken office on December 10, 2019. A member of the Democratic Party, he previously served as the Attorney General of Kentucky from January 4, 2016, until December 10, 2019. As governor, Beshear has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, aiming to improve the quality of life for Kentuckians. He has also been vocal about the importance of community support and unity during times of crisis.
It shouldn't be like buying a car, a sticker price, where you're not sure exactly how much it's going to cost.
All he needs to do is call into this show for two minutes or FOX News for two minutes or do a video for two minutes to the people he's supposed to serve.
I just refuse to leave a broken country to my kids or to anyone else's. We cannot allow Donald Trump's presidency to be normalized.
I have said it a number of times. And it's because, in Kentucky, we will never see a candidate for president or vice president unless they're from here.
People also think this government is broken. So, a fix the darn government constitutional amendment, it is time.
I believe socialism is a failed experiment, but I do believe that we need to get results for the American people.
What I make of it is that people are struggling. They're struggling because the cost of groceries is too high. The cost of gas is too high. It's too hard to see a doctor, and when you do, the cost of that is too high as well.
But at no point did the companies come and talk about the scope, the power demands, how they were going to be met, designs that could reduce or eliminate — hopefully — environmental issues.
I was not briefed on it. I had gotten notice that there would be an announcement and that it was a data center announcement,
I joined this lawsuit because no Kentuckian – and no American – should have to worry about their confidential and personal information being shared unlawfully.
And this news adds to their progress because Pre-K is not just a win for our kids, but also for families and local businesses in a community.
This is a town that’s been through a lot. It’s been through a level of heartbreak that’s hard to comprehend from the 2021 tornadoes, but they are building back with strength.
The executive order is going to set a baseline. If you cannot meet it, you’re not coming to Kentucky.
Any company looking at Kentucky, at minimum, is required to demonstrate they will be good neighbors. They must invest responsibly, operate transparently, and work in partnership with our people and our communities.
Congratulations to Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson on becoming the Democratic nominee for governor in Michigan.
Opening up services through Medicaid in general to more people has been one of, if not the, most important things we’ve done to get people back on track.
At the end of the day, the tide of addiction in Kentucky has receded, and it was worth it.
In the end, actions taken by Gov. Beshear and his administration have decreased overdose deaths for four straight years.
If we continue at this pace, there’s a chance we end an epidemic that started in our lifetime.
We’ll talk about dollars, but there are people’s kids that are still alive today because they were able to get addiction treatment services and get them quickly.
If we’d gone back in time too early and changed things too drastically, how many more people would have died that we’ve saved?
Kaitlan, to be fair, Scott Jennings works for CNN; he can, on air, dial him up, put him on speakerphone and we can put all this speculation to rest.
I think that the Senate majority leader has a responsibility to ensure that all of the members have the capacity to serve.
It’s stoked even more speculation that’s out there. You know, only putting out two statements, not doing any interviews, not calling in when supposedly you’re talking to people, those are the types of signs that people see, and become…





