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EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 52 MIN

Semantics are Important

from Kentucky Politics Weekly · host Kentucky Politics Weekly

KY Secretary of State Michael Adams joins the podcast to talk about what is and what’s not true about the changes Kentuckians will see when they go to vote in the June Primary election. After a talk with the Secretary, Tres and Tom talk about restaurants reopening, some nursing homes not getting the Medicaid funding they expected, Tom’s fantasy NASCAR team and the UK Cheerleading scandal.

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KY Secretary of State Michael Adams joins the podcast to talk about what is and what’s not true about the changes Kentuckians will see when they go to vote in the June Primary election. After a talk with the Secretary, Tres and Tom talk about restaurants reopening, some nursing homes not getting the Medicaid funding they expected, Tom’s fantasy NASCAR team and the UK Cheerleading scandal.

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KY Secretary of State Michael Adams joins the podcast to talk about what is and what’s not true about the changes Kentuckians will see when they go to vote in the June Primary election. After a talk with the Secretary, Tres and Tom talk about...

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