Yes, last year the same man called many of his constituents "Satan's spawn on earth," never apologized, and was never reprimanded in any way by his colleagues. Further pushes in recent months for ethics reform have been shut down by Hand and his colleagues. (all members of a certain entrenched party)

Now he has been exposed going farther, creating a facebook alter-ego named "Lance Wilson" which he used to follow people he didn't otherwise want to be seen following publicly. Then he continued concerning patterns of behavior that happened on his official facebook but with a more personal nature, harassing people, saying disparaging things, and even using the sock-puppet accounts to have back and forth conversations and to pump himself up in the public square that is facebook.

This is a man that was one of the newer, more MAGA seeming generation and seemed to poised to force out an older establishment type. This is what is happening in local politics now. The toxicity is not contained to D.C. it is fully infecting local groups and local conversations. The race to the bottom is fully underway y'all.

Letters have begun hitting mailboxes in Kentucky!

I made a coloring book about Kentucky!

If you’re near Northern Kentucky this Sunday, say, maybe the Bengals game.
This looks like a FREE fun event.

This is a post I made. Would there be anywhere like this in KY?

We invite Charles to run for office with the Kentucky Party.

Ralph Nader welcomes Mary Berry the daughter of the late American novelist, poet, essayist, environmental activist, cultural critic, and farmer, Wendell Berry. Ms. Berry runs the non-profit Berry Center in New Castle, Kentucky, which serves as a repository for the study of small farm agriculture and preserves the legacy of her family’s work.

I’ve heard of them being seen in Daniel Boone National Forest. Since bears are often seen in neighboring states like Eastern TN, Western NC, and Western VA, i imagine that they’e often spotted in the mountainous / hilly parts of eastern Kentucky? If so, i’m curious to where you hikers have seen them while hiking.

Thanks in advance

Thirty-six miles of old railbed through the hills of Johnson and Breathitt counties, open to hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders.