Don’t Defund The Police; Fund And Defend Them
‘Defund the police’ might get clicks and bump ratings, but it is terrible policy. Congress ought to reject the movement and incentivize best practices.
Federal Judge Overrules North Carolina Governor’s Restrictions On Worship
A federal judge overturned North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper’s orders Saturday that sought to cap services with greater restrictions than other public places.
The Judge Who Saved Easter Coasts Through Confirmation Hearing For Higher Court
Federal District Judge Justin Walker, who stopped a Louisville mayor from criminalizing Easter sailed through his Senate hearing for the D.C. Circuit Court.
The Time Is Ripe For The Senate To Move On Judges This Week
The House is gone. The elections are months away. The Senate has already passed $3.5 trillion in coronavirus relief aid. It’s time to move on judges.
Kentucky To Record License Plates At Church Services, Quarantine Car Occupants
Kentucky State Police will record the license plate numbers of cars in church parking lots, and local health departments will issue 14-day quarantine orders to the owners.
Efforts To ‘Flatten The Curve’ Are Destroying Health Care Capacity
Hospitals forced to forgo elective surgeries in preparation for a surge in patients have suffered lost revenues needed to keep operations afloat.
Rand Paul Becomes First U.S. Senator To Test Positive For Wuhan Virus
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., on Sunday became the first United States senator to test positive for the Wuhan virus, commonly known as coronavirus.
Ron DeSantis Proves Matt Bevin’s Conservatism Wasn’t His Albatross
Matt Bevin’s loss doesn’t have anything to do with Trump, and it’s not about ‘conservatives’ versus ‘moderates,’ either. Conservatism embodies middle-class and working-class values. Why not embrace that?
How One Simple Ad About Transgender Athletes Could Win Matt Bevin His Election
Exposing voters to the ‘transgender sports’ message boosts Matt Bevin’s two-party support by +10 points overall, from 46 percent to 56 percent. The best persuasion targets move +18 points, from 43 percent to 65 percent support.
ABC News Tries To Pass Off Video Of Kentucky Gun Range As ‘Slaughter In Syria’
A week after the announcement U.S. forces will move out of Northern Syria, ABC News aired footage it claimed shows ‘slaughter in Syria,’ which appears actually to be from a Kentucky gun range.
Dems’ Transgender, Sexual Assault Policies Wage War On Both Sexes
Identity-fueled policies are showing up wherever Democrats are now in charge, and athletes and employees are getting sick of them.
Republicans Boycott Twitter Ads Over Lockout Of Mitch McConnell’s Campaign Twitter Account
The NRCC became the latest organization to announce it would stop advertising on Twitter after the platform suspended Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) campaign account.
Twitter Hashtag Endorses Violence Against Mitch McConnell
Liberal members of the media are using the Twitter hashtag #MassacreMoscowMitch, endorsing violence against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Blocking 9/11 Funds Is Why Nobody Likes Rand Paul
Blocking funds for 9/11 responders because of concerns of fiscal responsibility is the most Rand Paul thing ever, and he should stop.
The ‘Ditch Mitch’ McConnell Campaign Is Just Democrats Lighting Their Money On Fire
Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath raised more than $2.5 million in the first 24 hours of her campaign against Mitch McConnell. The people who donated may as well have lit their money on fire.
Why Does The Press Only Seem To Care About Broken Attachments For Border-Crossing Children?
Children all over the U.S. suffer the same kind of trauma as those at the border, but it seems the press only cares about the children when it serves liberal ideological ends.
Why People Don’t Save Money When They Move Closer To Public Transport
The political debate about public transit isn’t really about transit. It’s about identity. It’s about the kind of people progressives wish Americans were.
Fire All Striking Teachers And Send Their Paychecks To Students’ Parents
The striking teachers — and politicians caving to them — lack a rudimentary knowledge of the real reasons teacher salaries aren’t as high as they want and their school books and materials are old and scant.
We Cannot Help Women Reject Abortion By Screaming At Them
These aggressive photos and videos are the face of the pro-life movement in Kentucky, and to many others all across the nation who see those stories.
Kentucky Could Be The First Abortion Free-State By 2018
In the past six months, it has become clear that the battle for the first abortion-free state is going to be fought this year in Kentucky.
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