At a time when we lost 2,000 jobs in October, our families simply can’t afford it. Unfortunately, that’s a decision many families have to make.Īs attorney general over the last three years, my office has opposed dozens of utility bill hikes, and has helped save Kentucky families nearly $1.2 billion.Īnd another $200 million in rate hikes that would impact about 90 counties are currently proposed. Kentucky families shouldn’t have to choose between putting food on the table and paying their utility bills. We need an all-the-above energy policy that includes renewables and any jobs that will create.Īt the same time, one of the biggest challenges our Kentucky families face, especially in eastern Kentucky, is their energy bills going up year after year, while good jobs are hard to find and keep, and wages remain flat. I call on every candidate to do the same.Ĭlimate change is real. My running mate and I have released our tax returns so Kentuckians know who we work for. We will bring transparency and decency back to Frankfort. I’ve kept all nine lawsuits in Kentucky and directed $8 million so far to 15 treatment centers. I’m the most aggressive attorney general in the nation fighting opioid manufacturers and distributors in court. Kentucky’s wage and job growth is the third worst in the nation. We will work to recruit companies that don’t just bring jobs, but good-paying jobs you can raise a family on. I’ve joined several attorneys general fighting against a recent Texas ruling that would eliminate protections for pre-existing conditions, which would leave hundreds of thousands of Kentuckians without health insurance.Īs governor, I will also immediately repeal Gov.
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A good education gives every child-no matter in which zip code they live- a shot at the American dream.Īs attorney general, I’m fighting to protect all Kentuckians’ rights to affordable health care. Fully funding public education is the greatest economic investment we can make for our children.
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