Lexington, KY here. If it wasn't for Louisville, we'd never have a Dem governor here. Here in Lex it went 60-40 for Biden, but that's nowhere near enough to offset the rest of the state (many counties went over 70% for Trump).
Regarding Cameron and his radio silence, I think there are a couple of reasons for it. One is dimwit Dem governor, possibly, but he's fought with Comrade General Beshear before. Another is that Cameron is getting ready to argue a SC case himself regarding religious schools and Comrade General's shutdowns, so he may not want to jeopardize his case. And of course there's the fallout from Breona Taylor. But Cameron did speak on behalf of Trump at the RNC, so no doubt he supports the case. Probably has his reasons for remaining silent right now.
Oh, one more thing - we also did mail-in voting this year and not per the legislature. Sure, we went for Trump (probably the first state in the union called for Trump on Nov 3rd), and with a heavy Republican legislature, it would go to Trump anyway if that were tossed. That may also influence Cameron into staying silent.
Lexington, KY here. If it wasn't for Louisville, we'd never have a Dem governor here. Here in Lex it went 60-40 for Biden, but that's nowhere near enough to offset the rest of the state (many counties went over 70% for Trump).
Regarding Cameron and his radio silence, I think there are a couple of reasons for it. One is dimwit Dem governor, possibly, but he's fought with Comrade General Beshear before. Another is that Cameron is getting ready to argue a SC case himself regarding religious schools and Comrade General's shutdowns, so he may not want to jeopardize his case. And of course there's the fallout from Breona Taylor. But Cameron did speak on behalf of Trump at the RNC, so no doubt he supports the case. Probably has his reasons for remaining silent right now.
Oh, one more thing - we also did mail-in voting this year and not per the legislature. Sure, we went for Trump (probably the first state in the union called for Trump on Nov 3rd), and with a heavy Republican legislature, it would go to Trump anyway if that were tossed. That may also influence Cameron into staying silent.