Kentucky Politics: Moore than meets the eye

Rammer Jammer Yellowhammer, what the heck Alabama

34 min · 28 de feb de 2024
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Adam is joined once again by Rachel Mansilla this week. On the local level they discuss proposed constitutional amendments that would fund private and charter schools with public dollars before expounding on the joys of participatory democracy and the energy that comes with participating in rallies at the Capitol. After that it's all about Alabama: the recent IVF ruling, the potential loss of a dozen rural hospitals due to the medicaid coverage gap, and the lack of access to prenatal and maternal care in the state after the Dobbs decision.

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