This week, the Kentucky General Assembly passed the Born Alive Infant Protection Act, S.B. 9. And now it goes to Governor Beshear’s desk. Infants born alive from an abortion deserve the most basic medical treatment. This bill simply requires that any child who survives a botched abortion be given proper, life-saving medical care. It also
There are two good reasons why Kentucky has the biggest governor’s race in the nation next week: Contrast and Competitiveness. Contrast: Bevin and Beshear Are Opposites on Key Issues On Life, Matt Bevin is among the most pro-life governors in the nation, having already signed eight pro-life bills. Andy Beshear is endorsed by Planned Parenthood,
A Christian business owner in Kentucky is rejoicing today after the Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision that says he did nothing wrong when he declined to print T-shirts requested by the Gay and Lesbian Services Organization. Blaine Adamson, owner of Hands on Originals, told said that his Christian faith kept him
This past election proved to be a huge success for conservatives in Kentucky. Kent Ostrander, executive director of The Family Foundation of Kentucky, one of Kansas Family Voice’s 40 state-based allies, tells us what’s happening after a hundred-year conservative drought. Find an allied organization in your state.
The media often act as if the only election is for the presidency. But so much more is at stake. Top on the list is control of the U.S. Senate. That is critical for many reasons, especially for confirming or rejecting judicial nominees. One example of a critical Senate race is in Florida, where Kansas
The recent news stories out of Kentucky reveal something vitally important about the national marriage debate: It’s never been about marriage.
What issue led thousands of Kentuckians to put their jobs and their reputations on the line and to go to the state Capitol? In his Stoplight commentary, Stuart Shepard takes you there so you can see for yourself. And he wants you to answer the question: Will you stand with them? Learn more about The
Stuart Shepard runs into some trouble when applies for a job as a county court clerk in Kentucky. In his Stoplight® commentary, he has a question for Gov. Steve Beshear, one that every reporter should be asking.
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