I can see that. The governor race in Kentucky does not affect me but I have an interest because of what it really can mean to Kentuckians. When I graduated from UK years and years ago there were few job opportunities available. The government was Democrat controlled and they were not job friendly. They were owned by unions and the good ole' boy network. Frankfort was very corrupt and of course each county had it's little "kingdom" run by county judges, school superintendents and country sheriffs. They hired most everyone and these were the people you paid off if you wanted to get something done.
So I did like most in my graduating class. I got my degree and got the heck out of Kentucky. Now Kentucky has a governor who is truly interested in bringing jobs to Kentucky and correcting the financial crisis created by Democrats. In the past four years Kentucky has made a huge step forward. Going back to Democrat rule would be suicide and guarantee Kentucky would fall back to the place they had been for 100 years before Bevins. Struggling to say out of the bottom in education, wages and poverty. Really Kentucky? . .
The “ little kingdom” statement is spot on.