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  • Some Signs of Hope

    In the midst of the chaos and turmoil and destruction in our country, I actually see some signs of hope. Let's take a look.

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    Music Excerpts

    Opening excerpted with permission from “Keep the Faith” by Robert Lamm and Hank Linderman. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvzKGD3Kw7o)

    Closing theme written specifically for Forward Kentucky by Fred Bogert. (https://www.linkedin.com/in/fredbogert/)

    7 min
  • The Coming Data Center Debacle

    Every local government is trying to get in on the data center wave – but is that smart? Or, are they mortgaging their local infrastructure for something destined to fail? Let's take a look.

    9 min
  • Can Charles Booker Win?

    You may think that question is open and shut — "Of course he can't win" — but after doing some research and looking at some possibilities, I got a different answer. Join me for some numbers and analysis!

    8 min
  • Can We Flip the 6th?

    Andy Barr's seat in KY-06 is up for grabs this fall. Can a Dem flip it? Bruce Maples does a quick look at the chances.

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    Music Excerpts
    • Opening excerpted with permission from “Keep the Faith” by Robert Lamm and Hank Linderman.
    • Closing theme written specifically for Forward Kentucky by Fred Bogert.
    • 4 min
    • How to Win as a Dem in Kentucky

      Think it’s impossible to win as a Democrat in Kentucky? Think again!

      It’s definitely possible – but you can’t do it by being mealy-mouthed and passive. You have to be loud and clear on the issues that matter to the people voting – and, you have to be clear that YOU are going to fight for them.

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      Music Excerpts

      • Opening excerpted with permission from “Keep the Faith” by Robert Lamm and Hank Linderman.
      • Closing theme written specifically for Forward Kentucky by Fred Bogert.
      • 7 min
      • The Silent Chamber

        “And yet, this chamber is silent – ominously, dreadfully silent.”

        Spoken in the United State Senate in 2003. Are we about to see another silent chamber in 2026?

        4 min

      About Bruce's Take

      From the publisher's feed

      Insights and commentary from Bruce Maples, the publisher of Forward Kentucky.