BE SOMEBODY

We don’t have enough members of Congress who understand what it feels like to grow up poor. We don’t have enough representatives who know who we are. I will change that.

Fair Wages and Work Conditions

We observe a series of irregularities on the job market, all confirmed by the Kentucky Labor Cabinet. They need immediate fixing; otherwise, we are to suffer dire consequences. Investing in the Labor Market is crucial.

Investing in Financial Innovation

My team and I are highly motivated to support the development and implementation of innovative financial solutions. We live in an era where economic supremacy is guaranteed to those investing in innovation.

Making Financial Aid More Accessible

I will not hide the fact that I support loans and their use. But, frankly speaking, the whole of America is based on loans, and there is, perhaps, not a single person who has not applied to them at least once. And it seems to me that loans are a great opportunity to get what we need today and pay for it sometime later.

Lenders in Kentucky: Where Can You Borrow Money

Kentucky has a large number of lenders ready to help you with financial matters. Here are a few of them, reliable and proven, those who can really be trusted.
PrimeLending
PrimeLending's goal is to understand your needs and to help you find the best mortgage solutions that will match up with your priorities, goals and plans for the future. Your home is where you plant your roots, and we want to ensure they grow deep and offer stability and strength for years to come.

Fostering Economic Development Through Loans

My team and I are aware that the financial stability of Kentucky residence is a gradual process in its developing stage. We realize that we are still recovering from an economic standpoint, and we need to be patient.

What to Listen for in Tyler Childers’ “Shake the Frost”

A song can draw us in with a familiar place before we notice everything happening around the voice. Tyler Childers’ “Shake the Frost” earned a spot on our Kentucky playlist partly because its opening image feels close to home. But for a fuller listen, the early Red Barn Radio performance gives us more than an evocative setting. It offers a small ensemble, a direct vocal and a request that grows more exposed as the song unfolds. These are listening notes, not claims about private intentions.

Why John Prine’s “When I Get to Heaven” Sounds Like a Smile

John Prine could put a joke beside a tender thought without asking either one to cancel the other. In “When I Get to Heaven,” that balance becomes the whole point of the listening experience. Our Kentucky playlist included the song as a favorite that felt different after his death. The record belongs to 2018, and its imagined afterlife is a song setting, not a factual claim.

How “Follow You to Virgie” Keeps an Appalachian Family Story Alive

Some songs tell one person’s story and make room for someone else’s memory. Tyler Childers’ “Follow You to Virgie” belongs in that category. On our archived Kentucky playlist, the song prompted a remembrance of Granny Hicks and summers in eastern Tennessee. But that response is not the same thing as the person Childers wrote about. Keeping them separate honors both.