Leland Conway
Leland Conway
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10-15-2026 - Plant based treaty and judges with lenient sentences
37 minutes Posted Oct 15, 2026 at 5:01 pm.
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Leland Conway is at it again, tackling the latest controversy in Louisville. This time, it's all about a resolution proposed by Councilwoman Paula McCraney to endorse the plant-based treaty, which aims to promote a shift to more sustainable, plant-based diets. But Leland isn't buying it, and he's got some hilarious and eye-opening points to make about the treaty and its true intentions.

In this episode, Leland dives into the details of the plant-based treaty, pointing out its flaws and the absurdity of its claims. He also shares some shocking facts about the treaty's supporters and the real reasons behind their push for a plant-based lifestyle. Meanwhile, Councilman Anthony Piagentini joins the conversation, sharing his own thoughts on the matter and highlighting the importance of prioritizing public safety and transparency in government.

Leland and Councilman Piagentini also discuss a recent trend of judges letting off repeat offenders with lenient sentences, including a case where a man was fined just $165 for exposing himself in public. They also touch on the importance of holding judges accountable and the need for a repeat offender database to track and prevent crime.

If you're as curious as we are about the plant-based treaty and the latest developments in Louisville, tune in to this episode to hear Leland and Councilman Piagentini's take on the issue. They'll also be discussing the latest news and updates on the Shane Gillis controversy and more. So grab your headphones and get ready for a lively conversation that's sure to leave you thinking.

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