We need to reject FGA ideas

Many bills passed by the General Assembly each year receive strong bipartisan and even unanimous support. Many of these good bills begin as conversations with Kentuckians who have encountered barriers and concerns that need to be addressed, or who have come up with ideas to help their fellow Kentuckians statewide. This practical problem-solving approach is the cornerstone of good government.

Unfortunately, a growing number of bills are anything but local. These initiatives spark public outrage and divisive floor debate, and spring from far-away, well-funded groups pushing extremist political ideology in whatever state they can gain a foothold.