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Andrew Cooperrider

Andrew Cooperrider is a politician that lives in Lexington, Ky

Andrew Cooperrider
I'm joined by Judge John Reynolds to talk about the rise in crime, and what part do judges play in the Justice System. We also cover his election for Circuit Judge in Jessamine and Garrard counties. *My audio is broken up in parts. We rerecorded audio in parts and hope that my audio doesn't distract from John's very important interview. We did not discover the issue until post recording. Thankfully, John does most the speaking.
Law and Order with Judge John Reynolds.
I explain the two amendments that will be on our ballots in November. Then I cover a possible election law change being considered in light of how many governor candidates have filed. Finally we talk about Joe Biden spending $3.6 million on drug use kit vending machines in Kentucky.
The Amendments Explained.
The crime is getting out of control all across Kentucky. I talk about what caused the rise and what can we actually do to address the issues now and into the future. Donate to the Cooperrider campaign at C4KY.Com today.
Crime in Kentucky is out of control.
Biden’s speech shows a disgusting side of politics, that politicians are willing to cause damage and destruction simply to win office. The corruption isn’t only with D.C. democrats however. I discuss how the democrats here at home misuse and abuse government and what republicans should do about it.
The corruption isn’t only in D.C.
The Kentucky General Assembly has finished the special session called to address the flooding in Eastern Kentucky. I talk with state Rep. Mark Hart about the results of the session.
Special Session talk with Rep. Mark Hart
State House Rep. Bill Wesley files DBR 103. The bill would require a birth certificate to be marked with the Childs biological sex. The Governor is set to call a special session in order to direct funding to Eastern Kentucky flood relief. The General Assembly Contracts Review Committee denies school DEI contracts. Including the rehiring of Damien Sweeney as the Director of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Finally I discuss how big will the red wave be in November.
Bill to require biological sex on KY birth certificates. KY GA stands up to DEI spending.
A year ago the Kentucky General Assembly voted to give $410,000,000 to Ford in order to build a EV battery plant. As time goes on, how is the deal starting to look? I also speak briefly about the Donald Trump FBI raid.
The EV Ford deal and FBI raids
I discuss a couple of interesting speeches at Fancy Farm and comment on the politics surrounding them.
Fancy Farm
Three new draft bills get filed for the 2023 session. The bills include diaper and clothes sales tax exemption, setting aside time for prayer in schools, and honoring the CVG’s 75th anniversary. Jefferson County Public Schools in Louisville have denied a request to remove Gender Queer from the shelves. JCPS defends keeping a book in its libraries that has graphic images and real porn sites listed in it because it has “literary value”.
Three New Draft Bills Get Filed, JCPS Defends Giving Explicit Materials And Porn Sites To Kids
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