“Only a virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations become more corrupt and vicious, they have more need of masters.” – Benjamin Franklin As we start a new month here in Kentucky, with an eye toward the 2023 statewide primary elections May 16, we are reminded that the major party bosses do not prioritize…
The Premise The founders of the United States of America believed that there is a necessary role for a strictly-limited governance. The purpose of such governance is to secure individual rights. While not anarchists, the Founders understood that governmental power tends to overstep its rightful limits, such that checks on power and balances across different…
The Premise It is with purposeful intent that we say Education is THE Pillar of Society. With that established, we will also say that the way in which the Public Education System has been co-opted and used in the last 50+ years, has made it the most destructive force in the United States of America….
Any entity, which can exercise control over our finances and our health, has at its disposal the means of absolute control over the individual and thus, Society as a whole. Our intent in this policy is to address the control exercised over us through the use of tax laws. The government would like to cushion…
A one-on-one with Clyde Zoph, founder and chairman of Who’s That Candidate. Alternate video link https://rumble.com/v2cjsg8-interview-with-clyde-zoph.html
As reported by the Kentucky Lantern, in December 2022 the controversial drugmaker Pfizer gave the Republican Party of Kentucky (RPK) $1,000,000. While corporate donations direct to a party’s executive committee are against the law in Kentucky, a loophole allows for unlimited donations to a party’s “building fund.” An additional $650,000 from other big corporate donors…
Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one. To say that any people are not fit for freedom, is to make poverty their choice, and to say they had rather be loaded with taxes than not. – Thomas Paine In Part 1 and Part 2 of…
To kick off the new 2023 legislative session, we might expect the Republican “super-majority” to focus on core bread-and-butter Kentucky Republican issues. We’d all likely unify around lowering taxes, relieving some regulatory burdens on small businesses, or disentangling our schools from onerous ideologies. Many voters are concerned about election integrity, which is an obvious problem…
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Kentucky’s Future Depends on Original Intent Constitutionalist Candidates with Strong Conservative Principles and the Tenacity to Take On the Deep Rooted Establishment.
We are Traditional Conservatives who believe strongly in the founding principle of Individual Liberty, which is protected best by an Original Intent interpretation of the Constitution of the United States of America. All of our activities as a company are built around supporting and promoting this philosophy in the Kentucky Republican political space.
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