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Gerardo Serrano advocate for Liberty

Op-Ed: Why President-Elect Donald Trump and the So-Called Conservative Republicans Are Dead Wrong on Abortion

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By: Pro-Life Advocate, Defender of Individual Rights, Gerardo Serrano

As a Pro-Life Republican with a Libertarian philosophy, I firmly believe that the rights of a child begin at conception. This conviction is rooted in my deeply held spiritual beliefs, but I also recognize that my faith alone cannot dictate policy in a nation that values individual freedoms. If we want to create laws that save lives, we must rely on principles that everyone—religious or not—can recognize and respect.

Greg Baker

Op-Ed: Congress Has Just Weeks to Reform Runaway PBM Practices

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Opinion Editorial

By Greg Baker, CEO of AffirmedRx

As a pharmacist for over 30 years and now the CEO of a transparent pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), I've witnessed the devastating impact of our broken prescription drug system from every angle.

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Op-Ed: Vote YES for Amendment 2 in Kentucky

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OPINION EDITORIAL
By
Gerardo Serrano
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TYNER, KY (October 26, 2024) — With the upcoming election approaching, Kentucky voters are encouraged to vote in favor of Amendment 2, a critical proposal that will give parents greater control over their child’s education by expanding school choice options across the state. Despite recent concerns and opposition, Amendment 2 is fundamentally about empowering families, fostering educational innovation, and providing a more tailored education experience for every student.

Attorney General Russell Coleman

OP-ED by Attorney General Coleman: Keep the EPA's Nose out of Kentucky's Waters

Opinion by Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman

FRANKFORT, KY (July 31, 2024) -- Attorney General Russell Coleman penned the following column about the fight against the Biden-Harris Administration's overreaching water rule. It was published today in the Courier Journal:

Katelyn Bunning (Dependable Power First Kentucky)

Guaranteeing Kentucky’s Right to Shape Its Own Energy Future

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OpEd by Katelyn Bunning - Executive Director, Dependable Power First Kentucky

I have spent my career navigating the intersection of state and federal politics, and I understand that it’s not always apparent how regulations out of Washington, DC directly impact the day-to-day lives of Kentuckians. The federal government, including the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has become increasingly aggressive in imposing its political will on states, often in a way that is misaligned with local needs. As a result, many states, including ours, risk losing control over a key pillar of our economy.

 

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