Our security forces did their job and prevented something from happening that was much worse,
Some local governments and local government entities feel like the flood doors are open for them to take people's property for economic development projects, and we don't think that's right.
It's protecting schools from parents and taxpayers knowing what's really going on.
More Kentucky businesses, especially restaurants, are going smoke-free voluntarily. If an increasing number of restaurants are doing that on their own, why do we need government interference? Why not let the market decide?
We received widespread media attention both national and local on the sendoff and return,
The average Kentucky high school graduate is not well prepared, ... I wish we could say it was better than that, but it's not.
That way customers can determine whether they want to accept the risk that many people associate with secondhand smoke.
I think he is still trying to govern as a legislator instead of as a governor. He can't accept the fact that not every constituency group is going to agree with you. When you try to please everyone, you usually end up pleasing no one.
The changes that have been made actually make Kentucky less attractive to business investment.
Ed Hansen was one of the people who was instrumental in reviving the Labor Day celebration (in Ontonagon),
