Op-ed: KY House’s disruption of tradition further consolidated legislative independence
KYFREE’s 2026 General Assembly preview got a different headline and reached a new audience through the Lexington Herald-Leader.
KY House’s disruption of tradition further consolidated legislative independence […]
Op-ed: Principles, policy and power as Kentucky’s 2026 budget session begins
Frankfort’s political dynamics tend to be rendered as clashes between our Democratic governor and the Republican General Assembly and the policy disagreements that define their competing visions for the […]
New bureaucracy would burden Kentuckians with higher power bills if Senate Bill 349 becomes law
Even an ‘ideological’ friend of coal opposes propping up the industry at ratepayers’ expense. Will the House listen?
Author: Andrew McNeill
MARCH 20, 2024
Op-ed: Resetting The Certificate-Of-Need Debate in Frankfort
Meaningful reform on controversial issues takes time and hard work. Passions run high. Sharp elbows get thrown. Nuance can contradict ideology, requiring compromise.
Which brings me […]
Op-ed: Frankfort’s fiscal responsibility is a remarkable pivot from the past
Not long ago, the idea that red states can be blue too interested me. The idea being, even though Kentucky politics are […]
