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ICE murders citizens. The Ville’s Quisling mayor stays silent
The Orange Menace’s Gestapo has murdered two people in Minneapolis. Video shows the shooting of two people by ICE goons in the streets of the city. News reports have documented blatant lying of the federal miscreants at the highest levels of government. So how does this apply to folks in the Bluegrass State? Here’s an…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 19
A discussion on the health, education and human-services failures we’re seeing in Kentucky. How our Democratic politicians are failing us, and a little sports talk at the end! Some of the topics we discuss: Lexington neighborhood littered with KKK fliers ahead of MLK Jr. downtown march Far fewer people buy Obamacare coverage as insurance premiums…
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Another weekend, another protest
Several hundred people showed up in Louisville this weekend for another protest against the Orange Menace’s ICE Gestapo in the wake of the murder of a Minneapolis woman whom every MAGA incel swears was a radical out to do harm, when, in fact, she was a mother trying to get away from masked hoodlums who…
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Louisvillians protest ICE murder in Minneapolis
About 1,000 Louisvillians got together last night to protest the murder in Minneapolis of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good by the Orange Menace’s ICE stooges. In addition to shooting an innocent person in the face, the administration’s secret police have run rampant across the nation, breaking up families, terrorizing children and illegally shipping American citizens out…
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A restaurant with ‘Lamb’ in its name has a vegan menu
Some of us are on a restrictive diet (i.e., doctors have told us to go vegan). So, this is an encouraging local development (via the CJ) on one popular award-winning eatery: Though lamb leads the way and many of the offerings include meat, the menu is clearly marked with vegetarian and gluten-free options. And (Chef…
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We have a pro football team?
I guess I wasn’t paying attention when this happened (from NBC Sports): Chris Redman is the latest former player to be named a head coach in the United Football League. The UFL announced today that Redman will be the head coach of the Louisville Kings. Redman is a legendary figure in Louisville football. He was…
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And the curtain comes down
Some bad news on the entertainment front. Baxter Avenue Theaters in Louisville is closing at the end of the year, according to the CJ. Baxter Avenue Theatres is coming to a close after a long life in Louisville’s Highlands neighborhood. The theater’s last day open will be Dec. 31, according to a Dec. 22 statement…
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This is reassuring, but no surprise
That Kentucky state senate election featuring a human leech is over. The open Kentucky Senate seat in Louisville will stay blue in 2026. Gary Clemons is set to head to Frankfort during the upcoming legislative session, as the South End Democrat won a special election Dec. 16 for the chamber’s vacant District 37 seat. Clemons, a labor union…
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Touring mansions in Old Louisville
I was driving around today and realized it’s time for the Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour as I saw people lining up to go into houses that weren’t theirs. Local TV has the details: All of the houses are just around the corner or down the block from ours. It’s always interesting to watch people…
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The Bluegrass Blues Podcast: Episode 16
Our Thanksgiving holiday tempered by ICE appeasement (the reason we can’t trust our elected officials), political candidates don’t understand what offices they should seek, dealing with wealth and affordability, a pitch for college sports and how to show support for mutual aid. Information sources for this week’s podcast include: Paul Krugman explains the affordability crisis…
