Forwarded from Take Back Kentucky
This month’s meeting is Saturday March 21st, 1:00PM EST to 4:00PM EST at Family Buffet at 121 Towne Dr, Elizabethtown, KY 42701!
March agenda items:
State Representative TJ Roberts (Dist. 66, Boone Co.) will be our guest speaker this month
Also - War
Rep. Roberts will share the progress in the State House – both good and bad. He is one of the better legislators in Frankfort; please come out and support his efforts to defend our liberty!
The Israel-US war against Iran has potentially disastrous outcomes. Whatever you may think of Iran, we should be sober-minded and consider the bleak consequences, including world-war.
Furthermore, this war has distracted everyone from what was previously the number one topic: the Epstein files.
As usual, we’ll go round-the-room to hear announcements and other comments from everyone.
March agenda items:
State Representative TJ Roberts (Dist. 66, Boone Co.) will be our guest speaker this month
Also - War
Rep. Roberts will share the progress in the State House – both good and bad. He is one of the better legislators in Frankfort; please come out and support his efforts to defend our liberty!
The Israel-US war against Iran has potentially disastrous outcomes. Whatever you may think of Iran, we should be sober-minded and consider the bleak consequences, including world-war.
Furthermore, this war has distracted everyone from what was previously the number one topic: the Epstein files.
As usual, we’ll go round-the-room to hear announcements and other comments from everyone.
In 2020, we came together around shared values of medical freedom and personal sovereignty—and from that, a strong and intentional community began to grow.
Today, we continue to nurture that community through our monthly retreats at the Ark of Wellness. With 12 guests at a time, we create space for authentic connection, trust, and learning together.
We’d love for you to join us for our Spring Retreat, April 23–25, and become part of something truly meaningful.
Today, we continue to nurture that community through our monthly retreats at the Ark of Wellness. With 12 guests at a time, we create space for authentic connection, trust, and learning together.
We’d love for you to join us for our Spring Retreat, April 23–25, and become part of something truly meaningful.
Forwarded from S Q
SB199 was vetoed by Governor Beshear, but the General Assembly can override the veto and pass it anyway. The Senate has already voted to override the veto, but the House has not yet.
Please call your Representative NOW to ask them to do the right thing and vote NO on overriding Governor Beshear's veto.
Please call ASAP. House meets today (Wednesday, April 1) at 11:00 am. Please call the LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE at 800-372-7181
SB 199 (Pesticide Mfgr Liability Shield) – Supported by Bayer, the German pharma/chemical company, this would shield pesticide manufacturers from civil liability, including failure-to-warn claims, limiting the ability of individuals to hold manufacturers accountable when their products cause harm. This undermines a fundamental constitutional protection that allows citizens to seek justice when they are injured by a product. The bill would apply broadly to pesticide products currently registered and any that may be registered in the future. This goes far beyond just agricultural products and includes household, lawn and garden, and everyday disinfectants. Holding manufacturers accountable does not harm farmers. Farmers rely on safe, transparent products and should not bear the burden of risks that companies fail to properly disclose. Please call your Representative to strongly oppose!
Please call your Representative NOW to ask them to do the right thing and vote NO on overriding Governor Beshear's veto.
Please call ASAP. House meets today (Wednesday, April 1) at 11:00 am. Please call the LEGISLATIVE HOTLINE at 800-372-7181
SB 199 (Pesticide Mfgr Liability Shield) – Supported by Bayer, the German pharma/chemical company, this would shield pesticide manufacturers from civil liability, including failure-to-warn claims, limiting the ability of individuals to hold manufacturers accountable when their products cause harm. This undermines a fundamental constitutional protection that allows citizens to seek justice when they are injured by a product. The bill would apply broadly to pesticide products currently registered and any that may be registered in the future. This goes far beyond just agricultural products and includes household, lawn and garden, and everyday disinfectants. Holding manufacturers accountable does not harm farmers. Farmers rely on safe, transparent products and should not bear the burden of risks that companies fail to properly disclose. Please call your Representative to strongly oppose!
Forwarded from AS
