Andy Beshear

We have learned that at least four of the soldiers killed in the Iran attacks were assigned to an Iowa unit operating under the 1st Theater Sustainment Command out of Fort Knox. We grieve with the families of the lost and hope they know that Kentucky cares for and supports them.

America, let’s join together and pray for the families of the now six soldiers killed in attacks by Iran — including those based out of my home state, Kentucky. Let’s wrap our arms around them during this difficult time.

Today we mourn the loss of three American heroes from the Iran attacks. Our prayers are with their families.

#WomensHistoryMonth

Gotta always support our Kentucky teams, even when it's against my alma mater. Great game to all who played!

Faith is a force for good. Let's keep it that way.

We have 36 governors' races this year. Let's elect Democrats who will lower costs, expand access to health care, and work for the American people instead of against them. 2/2

Gov. Abigail Spanberger asked the right questions this week: "Is the president working to make life more affordable? Is the president working for you?"

The answer is no. 1/2

The President's State of the Union Address confirms one thing: He isn't listening to the American people. Families are struggling, not enjoying some "golden age." And he didn't protect Medicaid – he gutted it.

Scripture guides us, “Accept one another, just as Christ accepted you.”

An important reminder to us all.

I pray for a blessed Ramadan for all those celebrating. Americans everywhere can learn from this sacred time, as reflection can help us grow and move forward from the darkness to the light.

Tariffs are bad for Americans and our economy, and the President does not have the authority to impose them. Don’t take my word for it – look at the Supreme Court’s ruling. It’s time to roll the harmful tariffs back and stop costs from continuing to rise.

“Go and Do Likewise” is out Sept. 22, 2026.

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During a time when our country feels divided, I pray that God grants us the wisdom to see the power of kindness. Random acts of kindness can bring a smile, change a life, and bring positive change. More than anything, it's what our world needs right now.

His passing is met with grief, but his legacy will continue to have a positive impact for generations to come. 2/2

A leader of strength and a commitment to peace, Rev. Jesse Jackson brought meaningful change for people across the world. He challenged America to live up to its promise for freedom and justice for all, always advocating for unity over division. 1/2

Today we honor those who served as President of our great country and have kept their oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. Elected by the people and for the people, this role should be carried out with pride, dignity and respect for every American.

I'm the luckiest guy around. Happy Valentine's Day, Britainy.

At this moment in our history, how we conduct our business today will determine how future Americans view us. I hope and pray that God grants us the wisdom to see beyond the anger of today’s politics to the possibility and promise that tomorrow holds.

The post last night by President Trump about former President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama is racist, hateful and does not represent our country. This reprehensible rhetoric has no place in America — and certainly no place in our White House.

I think we could all use a Winnie pick-me-up this week.

Black history is American history. It should be celebrated, honored and recognized along with the brave African Americans who made this country stronger and better for all. #BlackHistoryMonth

After a year of division and unimaginable challenges, it’s important that we remember the legacy and impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King showed us the way – and we must keep pushing forward together until the moral arc of the universe bends toward justice for all.

Great afternoon walk in Helsinki, Finland, before a big week of meetings. We’re ready to make y’all proud, Kentucky.

I believe health care is a basic human right, yet Congress is denying Americans access by choosing not to extend ACA tax credits to make coverage affordable. The result? 1.4 million fewer people enrolled in ACA coverage this year.
 
That's 1.4 million American lives more at risk.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear: Trump is distracted and leaving Americans behind Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, a Democrat in a state where President Donald Trump is popular, criticized the president for being distracted by issues that the American people don't care about.

Americans deserve someone who is focused on their everyday needs, not someone who gets up every day focused on how to hurt his opponents. Political games don't deliver results, and folks across our country are tired of empty promises.

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Food Prices Were Stubbornly High Last Year

Affordability isn’t a hoax – it’s very real to those who are struggling to put food on the table. My proposed budget provides record funding to food banks to ensure no one goes hungry.

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