This proposal is not bold, innovative, or courageous. It is a political maneuver designed to shift blame, fracture public trust and weaken an institution that still attempts to serve all children.
“More giveaways to the wealthy, and cuts to the services that benefit us all, is no way to build a Kentucky that everyone can afford and where all can prosper.”
2,000 in nine months, and the number is only going up.
One of the biggest mistakes I’ve made this last decade and even more so in the last year is believing that listening to Trump voters — friends and family, but also strangers — would bring us to a mutual truth. That listening would make a difference. That I would learn from
Will we stand with the generations who expanded freedom through resistance and sacrifice — or surrender self-government to fear, force, and authoritarian power?
More top bills about education issues
This week Robert and Jazmin talk about Kentuckians reactions to the ICE killings in Minnesota as well as catch up on some of the priority bills in the session so far, and Robert goes in depth on the cuts to JCPS voted on by the school board.
Billionaire checks welcome, but naturalized citizens barred from service
We ask Ken Wolf, retired historian and specialist in German history
“If everybody always lies to you, the consequence is not that you believe the lies, but rather that nobody believes anything any longer.”
After their son was killed by ICE
Kentucky lawmakers need to focus on priorities for our citizens, not dangerous, unnecessary laws that pander to lawmakers' vanity and the president.
A possible constitutional amendment?
