The Andrew Cooperrider Show
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🚨 Alert: Congressional District in danger of flipping to Democrat in Kentucky. (opens the original)
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In Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, Republicans have historically won the district with over 60% of the vote. The last close election was in 2018, and since then, the district has been redistricted to be more friendly to Republicans. Despite this, albeit slightly flawed, polling has the race between Republican Dr. Ralph Alvarado and Democrat Zach Dembo as neck and neck. I'll talk about some of the issues at play in the election and how Republican leadership in the state has to learn from t
KY Republicans Make Dumb Move On Data Centers (opens the original)
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🚩Kentucky's Senate President, Robert Stivers, writes an op-ed in support of data centers. Leaving me to ask only one question: Why would he do that? Beshear is coming out with meaningless executive orders trying to backtrack his prior comments and actions in light of new polling showing what a hot-button issue data centers are becoming. Instead of taking a route to outmaneuver Beshear and call him on his vapid actions, Senator Stivers decides it's a politically smart move for Republicans in Kent
White people need help with white guilt, says Louisville professor (opens the original)
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"White allies need help overcoming ambivalence in their anti-racism commitments" - Dr. Yara Mekawi University of Louisville Color Lab Professor Despite Kentucky law banning DEI in public colleges and universities, the University of Louisville still has a Color Lab. An associate professor from this Color Lab, Dr. Yara Mekawi, was recorded by an undercover journalist from Accuracy in Media (AIM) giving a presentation on Beyond Fragility at the American Psychological Association (APA) conference on
🚨Breaking: Whistleblower Speaks Out About Issues at Kentucky Ford Battery Plant (opens the original)
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- Products were manufactured for no one in order to keep billions in taxpayer funds, with some spontaneously catching fire and requiring forklifts to move flaming pallets into water dunk tanks. -Mold stalagmites are growing in an abandoned building that hundreds of millions in taxpayer funds were spent constructing just a few years ago. These are just some of the issues at the now-shuttered and currently being refitted Ford battery plant in Glendale, Kentucky. The state of Kentucky gave Ford $35
Beshear's Bad Idea (opens the original)
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Beshear struggles with the concept that not everything is about him, as he suggests that pre-K for all hasn’t passed in Kentucky because it’s his idea—not because it is an expensive, bad idea. I discuss the real reasons why it hasn't (and shouldn’t) pass. Rocky Adkins declares he is running for governor—a relic of a bygone Democrat era trying to hold on, despite how much modern Democrats would take issue with his past behaviors. Tax dollars are being used to push data centers in Kentucky despite
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