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Leaders must take responsibility for their words and actions. Disagreeing on something doesn't mean someone is evil or less of an American, and rhetoric like that is fueling violence that has no place in our country. Even if you disagree with me, you're still my neighbor.

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Smokahontas1 年前

So now Andy Beshear finally speaks up about the FBI investigating the political assassination of Rep. Melissa Hortman and what does he say? “We still need to be neighborly.” Neighborly?! Are you out of your mind? It took him days to even acknowledge it—and now that the heat’s on and the FBI is pointing fingers at a Democrat governor, he wants to play the unity card like it’s bingo night at the church picnic? Let’s be real: The Left is the party of violence. They’ve normalized chaos, political intimidation, and now targeted hits for power. And Andy wants us to hold hands and pretend we’re all in this together? Nah. We’re not interested in being “neighborly” with people who burn cities, bully voters, and treat political enemies like obstacles to eliminate. That’s not unity…. that’s gaslighting. You don’t get to brush off violence with feel-good slogans, Andy. You were quiet when it mattered most. And now you just sound like damage control.

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Fasteddief1 年前

You committed a crime Andy. You have to pay. As your party states "NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW"!

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Jericho_Battles1 年前

So you’re talking about your own party right? The ones destroying cities, cars, and doing assassintions. And its leaders in the Democratic Party like yourself who incite it and don’t take responsibility. You will never be president.

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Coach Cook1 年前

Getting advice from Andy on leadership is like taking cooking on healthy eating lessons from Ronald McDonald The difference is that one knows his a clown.

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MAGAMAN1 年前

Tell that crap to your own party first! They are the world’s worst for doing exactly what you are talking about.

Carey Grannis 的头像
Carey Grannis1 年前

Did you get that neighbor comment from Mr. Rogers? You kind of resemble him.

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Jason1 年前

I don’t wish rape on my neighbors.. you are a national embarrassment… Kentucky deserves better

Dave W 的头像
Dave W1 年前

Have you watched yourself on your national news appearances? You should lecture that guy.

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KY Red1 年前

Words? Democrat transtifa terrorists are smashing the heads of our brave officer with rocks!

Brink Spruill 的头像
Brink Spruill1 年前

It’s the Democrats fueling violence in this country.

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