The Andrew Cooperrider Show

Conservative ideas are sold on logic, while liberal thoughts are sold on blind emotion. Louisville Public Media writes an article on AppHarvest where they miss the point entirely. I answer a viewers question on how such horrible people get elected to office. 

Commission on Race and Access to Equal Opportunity hears from people on a constitutional amendment on slavery. A grand jury declines to issue charges in the Desmond Laduke shooting. A deranged leftist cooks up conspiracy theory surrounding the Anderson County School incident. 

Is every Republican running always worth voting for? Front page Herald-Leader proclaims that Republican Leadership is prepared to back peddle on abortion.

We have to stop making excuses when people run bad campaigns. WKYT gives lackluster coverage on the Anderson County School’s grooming incident. Something smells in Lexington. Louisville UAW votes down union deal with Ford. 

The Kentucky Legislature can’t stop themselves from spending more than they had even planned. The State House plans to build a temporary chamber for the 2025 session, is this a waste of tax dollars? London mayor is under investigation from KREF due to possible campaign finance violations. 

Anderson County government employees already have a track record of attacking people of the Christian faith for their beliefs. Another incident shows just how far Anderson County Schools may go to destroy a Christian family. Kentucky approves shutting down of two coal plants the day after the election. Finally, I discuss if Mitch McConnell will try to remain in office.

The Establishment has already started blaming Trump and Pro-Life stances for Cameron’s loss. The State Senate responds to Beshear’s win. The  State spends over $1.3 million to conduct 4,500 phone surveys. There was an interesting wet/dry vote that took place in a part of Louisville. 

I respond to a post circulating on social media regarding questions about Tuesday’s results. Kentucky Democrats maybe celebrating Beshear’s reelection, but a deeper look at the results down ballot tells us the future of the Democrat Party in Kentucky is grim. 

Some of you won't like what I have to say in today's show but it needs to be said if Republican's want to win hard races.

Developing problems in JCPS and at the Ford Plant may hurt Beshear today. I also take a look the final get out the vote efforts and turn out during early voting. 

Polls say the race is close and it looks like it will come down to a razors edge. I take a look at both candidates bus tours, and go over the good and bad that we can learn from polling and sentiment in predicting tomorrow’s outcome. 

Donald Trump cuts a video for the final days of the Cameron Campaign. I go over the candidates in the Ag Commissioners race. Lexington City Coucil pushes for racists and sexist hiring and promotion practices. School proficiency testing results are out, and it doesn’t look good.

Covid lock down pushers are apologizing all across the nation, but not here in Kentucky. The Lt. Governor candidates squared off in a debate a few days ago. 

More details emerge regarding the Raceland-Worthington Independent School District sexual grooming scandal. I give you my constitutional take on early voting. Finally, the Biden DOJ is nearing a consent decree with Louisville Metro Police Department. 

Black Voters Matter goes after Daniel Cameron in a vile racists attack ad calling him “Uncle Cameron”. Beshear proclaims he works with Republicans, but that is far from the truth. The Herald leader endorses only the Republicans willing to say they don’t agree with Donald Trump. 

The Ford battery plant construction is delayed due to falling demand and UAW strike. Beshear has done nothing to fight California’s boycott of Kentucky. Finally, FCPS board member Tom Jones resigns after micro-agression controversy. 

I have an announcement to make.

Cameron and Beshear square off in the final debate, and Cameron came out swinging. I’ll go over the best responses of the night. Democrats think they caught Cameron in a hypocritical statement, but it really just goes to show how much they don’t understand conservative philosophy. 

Cameron and Beshear faced off on KET and the format showed us exactly what is wrong with the Cameron Campaign’s current strategy. I also ask where is the McConnell money to go along with the McConnell staff that is running Cameron’s campaign. Finally, The Democrats issue flimsy explanations on the Beshear drunk video, while Beshear issues none. 

Video surfaces of Beshear drunk on a zoom call. The Cameron campaign gets some good polling results. Finally, People know Louisville is not safe and one important stat tells us that. 

Chinese company in Kentucky gets fined for child labor. Students and teachers walk out of a Nelson County school in protest. A Lexington women who attempted to stab a man and led police on a car chase receives no jail time. 

The second of two parts where we will listen to the first major televised governor’s debate. I’ll go over the questions and answers to provide analysis of what the facts are. 

The first of two parts where we will listen to the first major televised governor’s debate. I’ll go over the questions and answers to provide analysis of what the facts are. 

In a hearing on the use of OC spray, the leadership of Kentucky’s juvenile detention centers gives us little confidence. The same people fighting for abortion don’t want women to have the right to choose where they give birth. Finally, I’ll go over how upset the left got when I posted a simple Cameron event graphic.

UAW is on strike here in Kentucky, I’ll go over what this could mean for the future of the Ford Battery plant. The first Govern’s debate was held; I’ll go over what we learned from it. Finally, the City of Louisville has installed femine product dispensers in men’s bathrooms.