The changes that have been made actually make Kentucky less attractive to business investment.

How many years do you think Kentucky taxpayers can continue to pay an additional $150 to $200 million a year?

The average Kentucky high school graduate is not well prepared, ... I wish we could say it was better than that, but it's not.

It's protecting schools from parents and taxpayers knowing what's really going on.

They're not being left behind. They're being left out altogether. This allows a lot of small, rural schools to completely escape any accountability.

This is amazing that I get awarded for something I love to do.

Ed Hansen was one of the people who was instrumental in reviving the Labor Day celebration (in Ontonagon),

There almost seems to be fear and trepidation in this administration about criticizing any pork spending. He missed the opportunity to make a strong statement about wasteful spending. This is an administration of missed opportunities.

We received widespread media attention both national and local on the sendoff and return,

That way customers can determine whether they want to accept the risk that many people associate with secondhand smoke.