By Z. E. Kendall In a 5 to 4 vote, the Supreme Court released its election decision in the recent ruling, Watson v. Republican National Committee. Justice Amy Coney Barrett was the deciding justice and wrote the opinion for the court. Justice Sam Alito wrote the dissent. The Supreme Court summarized the events that led up to this case. They stated: In 2024, the Republican National Committee, the Mississippi Republican Party, and various individuals sued the Mississippi secret

By Z. E. Kendall U.S. House of Representatives member Brett Guthrie sponsored the KIDS Act (HR 7757), and the KIDS Act has recently passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The KIDS Act is an omnibus bill that applies a litany of regulations to online social media use. Some of those regulations support parental rights, such as controls over child-accounts for online videogames, and a part of the KIDS Act is legislation that mirrors part of what the Family Foundation wanted t

By Z. E. Kendall “The Second Amendment cannot give way to the spirit of Aloha in Hawaii any more than it can yield to the spirit of the Big Apple or the Windy City. Merely local attitudes can neither shrink nor inflate the meaning of the fundamental Bill of Rights guarantees that apply to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment” -- Justice Samuel Alito, Wolford v. Lopez, 2026, page 3 The Right to Conceal Carry on Private Property In recent years, the conservatives on th

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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

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

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

By Z. E. Kendall In recent years, the Kentucky state legislature has made efforts to enhance our election security. For example, back in 2024, there were two key election security bills. The first bill was a voter roll clean up bill, and the second was a bill to put an amendment on the ballot to ban non-citizens from voting in state and local elections. Both of those passed. Now, back in 2020, SB2 got passed which was marketed as a bill to help our election security. That law

As part of the January Kentucky Family Association Volunteer meeting and presentation we covered the agenda behind the Genesis Mission Executive order. There is more to understanding it, than you might be aware of. What has our government done for us lately? If the Genesis Mission Federal Executive Order really prohibits states legislating Artificial Intelligence for the next 10 years, we want to get a response from our legislature about that, so we sent the Kentucky Artifici

By Z. E. Kendall This is the third year in a row that Kentuckians for Freedom LLC and the other organizations founded by Dr. Frank Simon have supported the Baby Olivia Act. In 2025, thanks to the work of Dr. Simon’s organizations, Kentucky Right to Life, and the Family Foundation, the Baby Olivia Act got many more cosponsors than it had in 2024. It had the most cosponsors of any legislation in an education committee in the state house that didn’t become law in 2025. So, a p

Opinion piece article by Z. E. Kendall In the 2025 legislative session, two different state legislators proposed two competing Ten Commandments bills for the public schools. It should be possible to combine portions of both of the two Ten Commandments legislation into a single piece of legislation for a simpler legislative process and less confusion for the general public and state legislature on what they should support. Representative Richard White introduced the 2025 Ho

By Z. E. Kendall Earlier this year in response to people demanding the truth, government transparency, and justice for victims, Representatives Thomas Massie, Marjorie Taylor Green, and Ro Khanna got legislation passed to compel Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the Epstein files. [1] So, in the middle of December 2025, the Department of Justice released over 10,000 files including images and some documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Much of this information would not h

While these are the documents presented on the topic, the commentary is what really helps to bring the understanding to life. We encourage those who can attend the Kentucky Family Association monthly meetings to come and get the full effects of these presentations.

According to The White House on July 4, 2025 Donald Trump officially signed The Big Beautiful Bill into law. Here’s what this means for every day Americans: The largest tax cut in history for middle-and-working class Americans According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, the tax bill will most benefit workers and families making less than $50,000 per year. Big paychecks of $10,000+ more in annual take-home pay for families. NO tax on Tips. NO tax on Overtime. NO tax on So

By Z. E. Kendall The State of Convention of States Earlier this year, Senate Joint Resolution 58 was proposed in the Kentucky state legislature to sign Kentucky up to the Convention of States, for the purpose of budget and term-limit amendments to the federal U.S. Constitution. Although it didn’t pass, it does show us what has been proposed and where the call for an alternative way to pass nationwide Constitutional amendments is going. The text of that resolution included rea

By Zack Kendall Recently, the Texas state legislature passed a bill to get the 10 Commandments into their own public schools, and the...

By Matt Singleton This last spring, an unusual exchange of words happened between Donald Trump and two Kentucky politicians: Rand Paul...

We see a broad spectrum of our community coming together to address concerns about the proposed Data Center in Jefferson County . While...