Facebook, Now ‘Meta’ CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent $419.5 million to influence the 2020 election Redacted from “THE GLENN BECK PROGRAM,” 10/15/2021 Bill O’Reilly talked about
Year: 2021
Rogue, Biden, has no Plenary Police Power to Enforce Illegal Vaccination Mandates
FIRST AMENDMENT COMMENTARY, POLITICAL Rogue ‘president’ Biden issued a decree, effective Jan 1, 2022, requiring all businesses with 100 or more employees to ensure that
Praying Cop Suing Preying Officials, Police & Louisville
COMMENTARY, FIRST AMENDMENT, POLITICAL Police Dept., Encouraged Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ+ Protests While Preying on a Praying Cop (Louisville, Ky.) – COMMENTARY A civil rights
Solution for City’s Unconstitutional Plan to Spend Covid Money
First Amendment Commentary – Political – On Sept. 3, 2021, Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton’s press release states “Unlike a lot of cities, we are working
FCPS Superintendent Liggins “Completely Supports” CRT (Critical Race Theory)
Promotes CRT as a “… Different Point of View” (See Video Clip Below) COMMENTARY: Liggins may Expand FCPS’ Alleged Clandestine CRT Brainwashing See the “Note”
Hazard High School ‘Man Pageant’ Denigrates Male Students
Commentary | Hazard, Ky. Hazard High School’s ‘Man Pageant’ is being defended by parents of some participants, but it denigrates not only the young men who
Impeach & Jail Attorney General Merrick B. Garland
Copyright © 2021 F.E., JournalKentucky.com. All rights reserved. COMMENTARY – FIRST AMENDMENT – POLITICAL USA Attorney General Merrick B. Garland sent a memo to the
Governor’s Proposed ‘Hero Pay’ is Illegal BRIBE
Copyright © 2021 F.E., JournalKentucky.com. All rights reserved. COMMENTARY – FIRST AMENDMENT – NEWS ANALYSIS Governor Andy Beshear (D) proposes to use $400 million of
Jacob Heil NOT Guilty of Reckless Homicide, Guilty DUI Verdict
Copyright © 2021 F.E., JournalKentucky.com. All rights reserved. COMMENTARY – FIRST AMENDMENT – NEWS ANALYSIS Lexington, Ky. Former UK student, Jacob Heil, was found not
Why McConnell Caved in on Debt Ceiling Vote
According to the Mark Levin Radio Show, Sen. Mitch McConnell (R, Ky.) caved in to Sen. Chuckie Schumer (D) to permit a vote on increasing
