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The Kentucky General Assembly is now in full swing and we are gearing up for a session… Read more: Real leaders solve problems, not create them

Executive Director Updates Hello KCfD Community, To say the past month has been an emotional rollercoaster would be… Read more: Newsletter 11-17-25

A statement regarding the vote by the Oldham County Board of Education to deny LifeWise’s request to… Read more: LifeWise Update

We stand against authoritarianism in any form it may take. We believe in government for the people,… Read more: 9-25-25 General Meeting Agenda

kycitizens.org and dosomethingsoin.com Press Release 9/20/25 Reason for Meeting: Do Something Southern Indiana is hosting Kentucky Citizens… Read more: September 20 Press Release

Our “Why”  We stand against authoritarianism in any form it may take. We believe in government for… Read more: General Meeting 8-28-25

By: Alex LeBlanc Evangelism Through Peer Pressure: A Threat to Public Education Remember when an outside company… Read more: Evangelism Through Peer Pressure: A Threat to Public Education

Living in the world of today is a challenge. I am nearly 73 years old and thinking… Read more: I will Speak Up, We All Must Speak Up!

The Oldham County Board of Education has announced a special called meeting tonight (8/6/2025) to discuss the… Read more: LifeWise Press Release 8-2-25

KCfD Members, Here we go again, folks. Sometimes it seems we are trying to march backward in… Read more: Newsletter – August 1, 2025

Local vs. Federal – Who Really Shows Up First? By: Rhett Hill In Lesson One, we explored… Read more: From Constituent to Candidate – Part 2

This article is part of a series exploring the U.S. Constitution, from its foundations and original debates… Read more: The Courts Have a Say – Understanding Article III

RTRI = Release Time for Religious Instruction Sample Letter to share with Oldham County Schools Board Members… Read more: RTRI Information

Meeting Minutes *A livestream was attempted but had to be cut off because of audio issues. We… Read more: General Meeting 7-22-25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 14th, 2025 MEDIA ADVISORY: Kentucky Citizens for Democracy, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, Shelby… Read more: July 14 Press Release

Civics in Action: Knowing is Half the Battle Here at Kentucky Citizens for Democracy, we believe an… Read more: Newsletter – July 4, 2025

The Invisible Power of Local Government By: Rhett Hill When most people think about government, their minds… Read more: From Constituent to Candidate – Part 1

Keeping it Constitutional – Special July 4th Edition By: Eric Ruppel This article is a special edition… Read more: Declaring Our Purpose: A Civic Reflection on Independence

KCfD Members, As we head into the end of this week, there are two “I” words on… Read more: Newsletter – June 27, 2025

By: Alex LeBlanc Introduction Welcome to our new series of articles, Keeping it Current, where we examine… Read more: A Republic Under Pressure: Without Checks, Chaos Reigns

It wasn’t that many years ago that individuals got their news from just a handful of sources:… Read more: A User’s Guide For Quality Media – What to check out – What to avoid

KCfD Members, We are excited to announce that Kentucky Citizens for Democracy is now part of Indivisible! As… Read more: Newsletter – June 13, 2025

By: Eric Ruppel This article is part of a series exploring the U.S. Constitution, from its foundations… Read more: A Presidential Address – Understanding Article II

KCfD Members, This week’s big news is that Kentucky Citizens for Democracy is officially transitioning to becoming… Read more: Newsletter – May 30, 2025

By: Eric Ruppel Why Congress Comes First Once we understand why we have a government and what… Read more: The People’s Power – Understanding Article I