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In the latest episode of the Blue Dot podcast, hosts Natalie MacDonald and Brian Koehl engage with William Whalen, a candidate for the Kentucky House of Representatives District 64. With a rich background in union work and a deep understanding of the local community, Whalen shares his insights on pressing issues that affect the district and his vision for a better future.
William Whalen is not just a candidate; he is a product of the Kentucky working class. Growing up on a horse farm in Grant County, he embodies the values of hard work and community service instilled in him by his family. William's background as a fourth-generation union member, with extensive experience in the IBEW and UFCW, gives him a unique perspective on labor issues that resonate with many voters. His journey has taken him from public school to Catholic high school, and he has lived in various communities around Kentucky, enriching his understanding of the diverse needs of the district.
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In the latest episode of the Blue Dot podcast, hosts Natalie MacDonald and Brian Koehl engage with William Whalen, a candidate for the Kentucky House of Representatives District 64. With a rich background in union work and a deep understanding of the local community, Whalen shares his insights on pressing issues that affect the district and his vision for a better future.
William Whalen is not just a candidate; he is a product of the Kentucky working class. Growing up on a horse farm in Grant County, he embodies the values of hard work and community service instilled in him by his family. William's background as a fourth-generation union member, with extensive experience in the IBEW and UFCW, gives him a unique perspective on labor issues that resonate with many voters. His journey has taken him from public school to Catholic high school, and he has lived in various communities around Kentucky, enriching his understanding of the diverse needs of the district.