But it looks really good right now, especially at the prospect of having a pretty united Republican ticket, and that’s something that’s very important because the Democrats have had a lot greater success in the governor’s race than the Republicans over the last 50 years, and I think there’s a craving for new leadership in Kentucky.
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Discussing his potential run for governor.
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