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Why are Kentuckians assaulting family members?
Kentucky has a serious problem when it comes to abuse among families, according to the Kentucky Lantern: Domestic violence drives other violent crime in Kentucky and contributes to criminal recidivism all while draining law enforcement and court resources across the commonwealth, reports the Council of State Governments. Over the past two years, the council’s Justice…
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This is how you fight back; Ky. Dems can learn from Illinois
Louisville is stuck with MAGAts’ favorite Democratic mayor and Congress’s least effective Democratic congressman. One has bowed to the whims of the incontinent, senile Orange Taco, while the other hasn’t yet said a word about the GOP’s musing about redrawing congressional maps in Kentucky to eliminate the only Democratic seat. It’s time for them to…
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Homophobe church says screw ‘thou shalt not steal’
There’s no reason to give tax exempt status to these thieves: If they really believe in banning books that contain what they consider unnatural sex, they should dump the book that promotes this, which is illustrated in the painting at the top of this post: Lot and his two daughters left Zoar and settled in…
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Kentucky man transforms into Florida man
This happened in April: A winning lottery ticket from Kentucky set a new record for the largest Powerball jackpot prize to come from the commonwealth, the Kentucky Lottery announced April 27. At $167.3 million, the ticket sold to mother and son Linda Grizzle and Shannon Farthing at Clark’s Pump N Shop in Georgetown topped a…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 9
A look at life in the surveillance state, left vs. right politics and how we can all make a difference: Some of the things we discussed: And some of the videos we referred to. Josh Turek’s U.S. Senate campaign in Iowa: While Mike Flood pisses off Nebraska constituents: And a scene, in which AI highlights…
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Foghorn’s Epstein inquiry doesn’t include TACO
Kentucky’s own Foghorn Comer is at it again: The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday issued subpoenas for Department of Justice records on the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, as well as for interviews with a slate of former government officials in connection to the case. Oversight Chair James Comer (R-Ky.) announced that he was summoning nearly a dozen former…
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The list: Part 3. Massie attack: Waiting for the Epstein files
The Orange menace has attacked a Kentucky Republican congressman for not supporting the Big Bad Bullshit Bill. So, why wouldn’t the congressman fight back with any weapon he can get his hands on? From the New York Times: A leading Republican critic of President Trump has begun a long-shot effort to force a vote on…
