It is time for a moral reckoning in Kentucky on guns
Prevent easy access to firearms for those who are a danger to themselves or others
Would Daniel Cameron really have rolled the dice with Kentuckians lives?
Republican candidate for governor should explain his ‘implausible’ claim
Prevention is conspicuously absent from Louisville Republicans’ ‘Safer Kentucky’ plan
Our lawmakers work hard at protecting guns – but ignore protecting us.
So many prayers. So little action.
Many of our legislators claim to be “pro-life” – but when it comes to saving lives from guns, they take no action. At what point do prayers need to get legs?
3 months after Louisville massacres, GOP silence echoes as gun violence keeps killing Kentuckians
They pass laws to protect guns (!), but protecting persons just isn’t on their agenda.
Dear KY Republican supermajority: Please stop talking and do something.
More guns is not the solution to gun violence.
Books aren’t killing our kids – guns are
Teri Carter names the #1 killer of our children – with examples
This week: Kentuckians to ‘Wear Orange’ in hopes of saving lives
Events this week: June 1 in Frankfort; June 2 in Etown; June 3 in Lexington and Louisville.
Guns or our kids: That’s the choice.
“I am no longer interested in how we got here. I am only interested in how we get out.”
You call that love?
Republican supermajority worked like pack mules to haul one of the most hateful, anti-transgender bills into Kentucky law
Hey Kentucky, write to your representatives!
It’s time to put fingers to keyboard and let our representatives hear from us.
Fear, loathing, and bigotry rule 2023 Kentucky legislature
This bill will harm children. And not one of us in this Commonwealth sends our lawmakers to the Capitol to harm children.
What’s so dangerous about books?
When was the last time a child died from reading a book?
SB 18: Our state government needs more transparency, not less
Senate Bill 18 is just their latest grasp at trying to keep you, the public, in the dark.
On the emptiness of Kelly Craft
No, Ms. Craft. Just no. No matter how you spin it, this is not what it means to have an empty chair at your table, and you know it.
Listening to the pre-election preaching in one small Kentucky town
Hateful rhetoric like this gets people killed.
