Storms, Schools & Shaky Ground: Kentucky’s Political and Economic Upheaval (Feb 19, 2025)

from Project Decentralize Kentucky · host Charles Altendorf

This week on Project Decentralize Kentucky, we break down major changes rocking the Bluegrass State. Lawmakers scramble to fix NTI days as districts hit their limits, while KFC packs up jobs and leaves Louisville behind. Meanwhile, GOP lawmakers push the DOGE and MAHA movements, Trump’s immigration plan stirs the pot in Kentucky, and Republicans take FEMA to task after another devastating flood. Plus, is citizen air pollution monitoring now powerless? Buckle up for a no-nonsense look at Kentucky’s shifting political and economic landscape.🔗 Sources:Lawmakers forward bill addressing NTI days – WKYTGOP lawmakers want to bring DOGE, MAHA movement to Kentucky – Herald LeaderKFC corporate to move 100 jobs out of Louisville – Courier JournalTrump’s immigration plan and its impact on Kentucky – KyCIRKentucky Republicans echo Trump’s complaints about FEMA after latest flood – Kentucky LanternAir pollution monitoring in Kentucky may not matter anymore – Kentucky Lantern

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This week on Project Decentralize Kentucky, we dive into the biggest shake-ups affecting the Commonwealth. Lawmakers rush to fix NTI days as districts run out, KFC pulls jobs from Louisville, and Republicans push new movements like DOGE and MAHA. We also break down Trump’s immigration plan’s impact on Kentucky, GOP frustrations with FEMA after another flood, and why citizen air pollution monitoring might not matter anymore. Tune in for a no-holds-barred look at Kentucky’s shifting political and economic landscape.

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