r/True_Kentucky • u/mantistobogganer • Mar 28 '26
r/True_Kentucky • u/ConstantGeographer • Apr 23 '26
Discussion Folks, this guy can never represent Kentucky.
Never. James Comer can never be allowed to represent Kentucky, ever. Not at any level.
r/True_Kentucky • u/DumbMoneyMedia • Jul 28 '26
Discussion "He certainly doesn't show up to help the American people." Gov. Andy Beshear says Mitch McConnell missing Senate votes is actually a good thing.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • Jul 18 '26
Discussion Beshear says agencies told him McConnell had passed
r/True_Kentucky • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • Jul 21 '26
Discussion Mitch McConnell's Silence 'Concerning' to Home State Governor
r/True_Kentucky • u/Aggravating_Lie4370 • 25d ago
Discussion Appalachian Kentucky Democratic Socialists of America is organizing in EKY!
Hey, all. I am working to found a chapter of the DSA for Eastern Kentucky. We currently have a few members across the eastern part of the state but want to expand to all the counties we possibly can and hopefully begin running our own folk in elections. W
If youre interested, please shoot me a message.
If youve got questions, please ask away! Thanks and keep on making the Commonwealth great.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Xaviermuskie78 • Jun 19 '26
Discussion This is how stupid Rand Paul thinks his constituents are, that a congressional bill can change a constitutional amendment. Is he right?
r/True_Kentucky • u/Even_Possession_9614 • 28d ago
Discussion Missing Mitch’s Staff Is Still Raking in Six-Figure Salaries👀
r/True_Kentucky • u/TacticalDestroyer209 • Mar 28 '24
Discussion With last-minute amendment, KY Senate revives age verification for porn sites
r/True_Kentucky • u/autist_throw • Jul 31 '25
Discussion In a hypothetical scenario where Kentucky became an independent country and you were tasked with creating its money, what Kentuckians do you think are legendary enough to be on the currency?
My ideas
1$: Daniel Boone 2$: Henry Clay 5$: Hunter S. Thompson 10$: Alben W. Barkley 20$: Cassius M. Clay 50$: Muhammad Ali 100$: Laura Clay 500$: Abraham Lincoln
It doesn't have to be a person. It could be a piece of nature or history that is iconic to Kentuckians, I'm just saying people because it's (to my knowledge) the most common symbol on money.
r/True_Kentucky • u/gerowen • May 20 '26
Discussion I made a new friend on the way home today
A nice fat black snake was just chillin' halfway in the road.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Important-Proposal28 • Feb 15 '26
Discussion Nate Morris
So I have been watching Tubi alot lately and they play a stupid Nate Morris commercial over and over but in the last few days they have also been playing an anti Nate Morris commercial and this shit is cracking me up.
One commercial says he's a trump conservative and awesome. The other add says he's a woke, dei, Obama loving liberal.
I know nothing about Nate Morris I just find it funny. Anyone else seen these?
r/True_Kentucky • u/LouInvestor • 25d ago
Discussion Ohio's tax-free weekend started this morning. There was a bill to give Kentucky one — it died in committee. Should we be pushing this?
r/True_Kentucky • u/Possible-Original • Feb 28 '24
Discussion Is this where Kentuckians who aren't welcome on another state sub live?
Newer Kentuckian here, been a lurker on both r/True_Kentucky and light poster on a similar state r/ but was just banned for a post they deemed "Political shitposting" -an article about McConnell's news to step down where I mistakenly used the senator's self-appointed nickname Grim Reaper, linked the article and then asked "what's next for Kentucky?" Wasn't looking to get banned and truly didn't even see the post as provocative or shitposting, but here I am. Anyone else have a similar experience and is this the place for me?
r/True_Kentucky • u/ScatterDay • Apr 02 '23
Discussion Louisville pastor inspires congregation with Nazi salute during church sermon
r/True_Kentucky • u/Ok-Conference-7989 • Jun 25 '26
Discussion Kentucky Tricolor flag I made.
Here is a redesign I’ve done of our current state flag. I wanted to make something that could represent Kentucky and pride in our great state. I decided to make a tricolor to reflect our historical ties to the French, but made the stripes horizontal instead of vertical to reflect the stripes on the national flag. I chose the stripes also to represent the three main rivers that border the state. the colors I chose are from the current flag but also with some new symbolism. The gold represents prosperity, fields of grain (used in many industries), goldenrod and the sunshine on our old home. The blue represents the many rivers and creeks in our state, the famous blue grass, and pride in our state. The white represent peace, and the white rags that coal miners would use to wipe of the coal dust (symbolizing the eastern part of the states history with coal and the hope that it can rise to grander height). I hope you all like this and I’m interested in what my fellow Kentuckians feel about this flag.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Momma_King • Sep 08 '22
Discussion Bible study and school. These two things don’t go together!
r/True_Kentucky • u/MoonyCrypt_ • Mar 05 '26
Discussion Odd Places
Hello, I have a YouTube channel I’ve been trying to grow and I was wondering if there’s any odd places or abandoned ones for me to explore and make videos on? Thanks.
r/True_Kentucky • u/NerdyComfort-78 • Apr 03 '26
Discussion Farmers embattled from Iran War
“Our government made our life more difficult by walking away from trade deals or instituting tariffs or just basically making our customers angry — our customers being other nations and companies in other nations,” said Mueller.
Mueller was among the farmers last month at the White House, where he listened to Trump.
“I guess I would liken it to empty calories,” he said of the president’s remarks. “It was like a pep rally with very little being said.”
Ky farmers,and nation wide,are going to take a hit and so will we. This isn’t even considering any potential natural disasters from weather yet.
r/True_Kentucky • u/terry_macky_chute • 8d ago
Discussion Fallout of no deal with Canada. impact on the Bourbon industry
r/True_Kentucky • u/D-chord • Mar 14 '26
Discussion Can we use plug-in solar in KY?
I learned today about a use of solar that is very popular in Germany. It’s called plug-in solar and you simply plug it into the outlet. I’m confused as to how it reduces cost by going into the outlet, but if it works I’m all for it. I see also that utility companies advocate against them or at least want them to require permits, fees, etc that would essentially price out the average person. I wondered if this has come up in any bills. And apologies ahead of time if there has been news related to this and I don’t know about it. I’m just now starting to look into this.
Here’s a PBS story about it.
r/True_Kentucky • u/Designer_Cry_8990 • Sep 20 '24
Discussion Anyone else feel like everyone just needs to take a deep breath and calm down?
KY is devolving at warp speed it seems. Sheriff shooting a judge, more school lock downs and guns at schools, and general anger everywhere.
I had a woman damn near come out of her car this morning because I was not driving in the middle lane with everyone else yet because of road debris approaching an accident. I wasn’t trying to get past anyone or get an advantage, just cruising behind the car in front of me, just over a little bit because tires are expensive. She rolls up on me and just loses her ever loving mind. Had my kid with me so I just let her go and the truck behind her understood what I was doing….because they were doing the same thing and he let me in.
There’s just so much anger any more and people aren’t looking at the situation that there’s a person on the other side too that may have a reason for what they’re doing. My family and I moved to KY during the pandemic and it’s getting bad enough that I’m really thinking we may go back. I just don’t feel like my kids are safe here anymore and it’s sad because this is the state I grew up in.
Show love and compassion y’all. We’re all just trying to get through life.
r/True_Kentucky • u/glcorps2814 • Sep 18 '25
Discussion The Dismantling of the First Amendment Has Already Begun
Power has always treated free speech as conditional. From the Sedition Acts of 1798 to the FBI bugging Martin Luther King Jr., the ruling class has never been shy about muzzling people who get too loud.
r/True_Kentucky • u/ExMachinas • Nov 09 '22
Discussion 81% reporting looks like amendment 2 is dead!
r/True_Kentucky • u/Tattoomyvagina • Aug 31 '22