Midterm elections are less than 90 days away and Kentuckians are asking who to vote for. In other words: “What are the qualities I ought to look for in a candidate?” The answer depends upon what level of office—local, state, or federal.
Kentucky is getting a new governor in 2027, and competition for the office is already heating up. Two prominent Democrats are battling for their party’s nomination: Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman and Rocky Adkins, former senior advisor to Gov. Beshear.
Every first Saturday in August, the little community of Fancy Farm reminds the rest of Kentucky of something we sometimes forget in Frankfort and Washington: politics doesn’t belong only to consultants, cable news panels, or campaign war rooms. It belongs to the people.
Picture this,
Back yard evening barbecue in New Orleans. Mixed race group, 4 children ages 4-10.
Projector screen & sound system with Strange World running,
Less than 40 min later children so board with awful movie they’ve all gone inside to play and adults (also board with bad movie) are playing other videos on their phones and talking about putting music on and flushing Strange World down the digital virtual toilet. Special note, some attendees are gay/bi and also hate the movie.