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Governor Ron DeSantis Pushes for Article 5 Convention of States in Kentucky
By Z. E. Kendall 18 Feb. 2026 “I think it’s a very pressing issue,” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said today at the Kentucky House Committee on Elections and Constitutional Amendments. Governor DeSantis spoke in favor of House Concurrent Resolution 45 for a balanced budget constitutional amendment in an Article 5 Convention of States. “We need the states to step up” if we want the fiscal situation for the government to go well. “I don’t think that Congress is going to fix its


Be Careful What You Wish For - Freedom and Liberty are Not Partisan Issues. Can We Legislate Our Way Back to Freedom?
What if proposed legislation, that conservatives would support for good, is opening the door for it to be used against us for bad? Have you heard of the Hegelian dialectic? Problem / reaction / solution . Thesis, anti-thesis, synthesis. Create the problem, knowing how a certain demographic will respond. Then have the solution planned that would appease that demographic that is practically begging for a solution. What if the solution presented was preconceived of a bigger mo


Kentucky State Government Expected to Have a Tight Budget for 2026
By Z. E. Kendall In this legislative session, the Kentucky state legislature is crafting its two-year budget. Now, according to the Consensus Forecasting Group, Kentucky state government has a projected shortfall of $156 million in the mid-2025 to mid-2026 fiscal year out of its $16 billion state budget. In other words, Kentucky is on track to fall short of a balanced budget by 1%. This is a slight improvement versus the expected 2% ($305 million) shortfall. On KET, Gov. Andy
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