March 15, 2019 (Cox's Creek, KY) by Don Thrasher
In just his second term as Nelson County State Representative, this legislative session has alienated a number of local conservative voters against Chad McCoy. Let us take a look at what could have made so many, so mad, so quickly. The most controversial items that has caused such a quick shift...
DATELINE - MARCH 5th, 2019 (Cox's Creek, KY) by THE KY RECORD POLITICAL EDITOR DON THRASHER
THE KY RECORD has obtained shocking documents from the hush money scheme of disgraced former Speaker of the House Jeff Hoover and the subsequent lawsuit Hoover and 2 other KY State Reps filed contending the alleged sexual harassment victim breached the secret hush money...
FEBRUARY 21, 2019 (FRANKFORT, KY) by KY RECORD POLITICAL EDITOR DON THRASHER
THE KY RECORD has uncovered questionable issues surrounding the hiring of David Floyd by KY House Speaker David Osborne after Speaker Hoover resigned as a result of the House Sex Scandal. A few months after being hired to his $115,000 a year job Floyd becomes Osborne's biggest campaign...
Now that the 2018 election is behind us we can take a look at our State Representative's main focus in his 2 years in office. What bills did McCoy sponsor or co-sponsor and do they represent the values and priorities of Nelson County? Here are the bills sponsored or co-sponsored by Chad McCoy:
HB 155 Abolish Death Penalty
HB 400 Allow...
The KY Standard recently had an editorial analyzing why Democrats control local Nelson County offices. The liberal Standard is quick to chalk it up to Democrats being qualified and Republicans being unqualified. The only thing the Standard article proves is how unqualified the Standard is in unbiased analysis. Let's look at the bigger picture, Brett Guthrie first ran in...
Republican Todd Harper made history on November 6th, 2018 by coming closer than any other Republican Sheriff candidate in Nelson County to winning. Separated by about 400 votes this map shows in red what precincts Harper won. Focusing on the 2nd Amendment right to bear arms and innovative policing methods gave Harper the rural precincts handily.
