[conservative98]

“It’s shameful that President Trump carried Kentucky by 30 points, and we’ve got a delegation that doesn’t support him, and he needs a delegation that supports his agenda. Because that’s what Kentucky voted for,” Morris said.

Both of Kentucky’s senators, McConnell and U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, voted with a handful of Republicans to repeal the Brazil tariffs this week. Paul and another Republican in Kentucky’s congressional delegation, U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie, have drawn ire from the president for voting against some of his policies, including the GOP megabill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Trump has gone so far as to endorse a Republican challenger, Ed Gallrein, against Massie in the 4th Congressional District primary in May.

[Sacajaweau]

The most urgent thing that Trump did...was to close the damn border...he did it efficiently and got the wall on the move again. Biden said it couldn’t be done...

[PhiloBedo]

Dear God,

Make the USSC see the necessity of the Executive branch having the authority to establish tariffs and international trade negotiations. The House is too fractured and ineffectual for the job.

[Republican Wildcat]

Nate Morris got his start in politics with Mitch McConnell

Republican Senate Candidate Deleted Environmentalist Tweets Before Launching Campaign; Nate Morris posted in support of DEI and ESG

[Republican Wildcat]

Former Marine fighter pilot Amy McGrath, the only Democratic candidate to address the forum, offered a different view and said “what we’re seeing from this administration right now is dangerous and not normal.”

Oh good grief...we're going to have to suffer through another campaign of hers...again.