Leland Conway is back with a scathing critique of Governor Andy Beshear's claim to a $1.7 billion budget surplus in Kentucky. The governor's attempt to take credit for the surplus has left many scratching their heads, and Leland is here to set the record straight.

In this episode, Leland dives into the details of the budget surplus and explains how the General Assembly, not the governor, is responsible for the state's fiscal responsibility. He's joined by Representative Ken Fleming, who shares his insights on the tax reform act and how it's led to the surplus. The conversation also touches on the importance of fiscal responsibility and the need for politicians to be transparent about their actions.

Leland also tackles the topic of voter ID and how some progressive individuals view morality as a means to justify their actions. He shares a fascinating study that highlights how some people believe that doing good deeds, like buying a Prius or eating quinoa, earns them moral superiority. This skewed view of morality can lead to a sense of entitlement and a lack of empathy for others.

If you're tired of politicians taking credit for things they didn't accomplish and want to hear the truth about the budget surplus, tune in to this episode. Leland and Representative Fleming will give you the inside scoop on how the General Assembly is working to keep the state's finances in check and why fiscal responsibility is crucial for Kentucky's future.

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