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Trump touted that he and McConnell 'have broken every record' with judicial appointments: report
President Trump touted to journalist Bob Woodward that he and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., “have broken every record” when it comes to judicial appointments, according to a new report. As of January, Trump had appointed 187 judges to the federal slots, which makes one in every four circuit court judges a Trump appointee, and two to the Supreme Court in Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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Amy McGrath visits Paducah, would not comment on grand jury's decision in Breonna Taylor case
U.S. Senate candidate Amy McGrath visited Paducah Wednesday afternoon, but would not comment on the indictment of a former Louisville detective in the death investigation of Breonna Taylor. After McGrath concluded her speech at her Paducah event, Local 6 tried to ask McGrath her thoughts on the grand jury's decision in the Taylor death investigation. But two people with her campaign, including her speech writer, said McGrath did not have time to comment, not even to answer a single question.
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Mitch McConnell’s campaign releases new ad featuring local miners
Senator Mitch McConnell’s campaign released a new ad Tuesday featuring coal miners from Eastern Kentucky. It comes just one year after they appeared in an Amy McGrath ad. The ad released on Tuesday is called “Lied To” featuring two retired miners from Letcher County.
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