[Cardfan1]

Well, if he's not trying to limit the first Amendment he's certainly willing to put his personal feelings up ahead of established law and operational state history.

He already loves to throw his executive authority around. And it's clear that he considers the past Administration's efforts to govern, barely worth the trouble it takes to reject same out of hand. I can tell you this, and you better hope you have some form of tax shelter established because his Administration has already warned Kentuckians to expect a painfully large budget shortfall at the end of this year. But I think you'll find when they combine the state pension funding shortfall (which is astronomic) with the coming budgetary shortfall, that you're going to be able to watch your toenails curl. The Dems are back and so is the specter of high taxation. Enjoy it. :biggrin:

Is there established state law and operational history for a pandemic?

I'll wait.

Safe to say raised taxes and cuts will happen at the federal and state level. It doesn't matter who is in charge Dems, GOP, Whigs, or Tories and that's just common sense, but let's remember the legislature constructs the budget and tax code. Hope you haven't forgotten that the current KY legislature has a GOP super majority.