Was door knocking this neighborhood last night and left around 8pm with Senate 37 candidate Calvin Leach. Southside can vote for change or more of the same in the special election Dec 16. Keep in mind your senate seat is empty currently. To those that live in this neighborhood, sorry this keep happening. @LouisvilleMayor stated crime is down 62% in key areas so this must not be a key neighborhood. Stay safe people, it was nice speaking to all of you ❤️🩹
@LouisvilleMayor team can not handle audio so allow me to assist and honor those we lost, their families and friends of UPS Flight 2976. The music was beautiful. Amazing Grace, closing performance. This post cost you 0 tax dollars. May God Bless and comfort the friends and family of all victims across Louisville ❤️🩹 Well done. #louisvilleorchestra.
@joe_Lnu Just wanted to say thank you for having me on the show tonight. I had a good time and would love to do it again sometime. It was nice meeting you all! I have to say goodbye as it's late and 3 little ones will be up early in the morning!
Thank you!!! https://t.co/Y1qpxzEGgI
Great morning minus we had the down pours but that does not stop the volunteers for one second, we were all soaked head to toe! Here is some images from today if you want use them. 10+ years of service with my family, honored to help our citizens. Happy birthday Sandy 🎂. Dad loves directing traffic 🤣 THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS, it can not be done without YOU!! Not showing the car line-up on X yet 100+ cars, not one left empty handed ❤️
A Message on My Punisher Hat – From Me to You. I’ve heard from many of you about my Punisher hat. Some say it’s unprofessional. I respect your view. Here’s mine. I wear this hat in honor of a true American hero—Chris Kyle. A Navy SEAL. A patriot. A brother taken too soon. I haven’t forgotten him. I never will. I even carry a Benchmade combat knife he once owned. This hat is my salute to his sacrifice and his family. Want the hat gone? Pass a law.
Ban all headgear in every elected office—city council, state house, Congress, mayor’s office, everywhere. Make it uniform. No exceptions.
If that day comes, I’ll hang up the hat with pride. Chris will have won another battle from beyond. I’ll wear the suit, the tie, the full uniform of service. Until then? The hat stays. I will remove it for prayers, national anthem, and any situation I deem necessary. I also remember 9/11.
To every patriot in New York who stood up and voted against Mandani—thank you. We haven’t forgotten. We never will. Prayers with you always. This is who I am. This is how I serve.
God bless you. God bless America.— Jeff https://t.co/Z7ABvrROnf