Tyler for Kentucky
@tylerforkentucky.bsky.social
Community organizer and advocate for rural Kentucky. Passionate about building stronger communities and supporting working families. 🌾
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Today, we pause to remember the 6 million Jews and millions more who were brutally murdered by the Nazis. May their memories be a blessing.
We have a shared responsibility to confront antisemitism, intolerance, and hate.
We have a shared responsibility to confront antisemitism, intolerance, and hate.
January 27, 2025 at 2:13 PM
Today, we pause to remember the 6 million Jews and millions more who were brutally murdered by the Nazis. May their memories be a blessing.
We have a shared responsibility to confront antisemitism, intolerance, and hate.
We have a shared responsibility to confront antisemitism, intolerance, and hate.
Feeling a little déjà vu after Trump’s inauguration? Same. But instead of wallowing, let’s get to work. I’m sharing my thoughts on self-care, holding our reps accountable, and the upcoming fights ahead. Check out this week's blog and join me in taking action. Together, we’ve got this. 💪
When It’s All on the Line, Do Everything You Can (And Then Some) — Tyler Chapman for Kentucky
Donald Trump’s inauguration may feel like déjà vu, but now is the time to act. From organizing grassroots efforts to holding representatives accountable, we’ve done hard things before—and we can do th...
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January 21, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Feeling a little déjà vu after Trump’s inauguration? Same. But instead of wallowing, let’s get to work. I’m sharing my thoughts on self-care, holding our reps accountable, and the upcoming fights ahead. Check out this week's blog and join me in taking action. Together, we’ve got this. 💪
Martin Luther King Jr. said, 'Unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. Right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant.' Today, this feels especially relevant. Power without principle is fleeting, but truth and love endure. Doing what’s right will always matter.
January 20, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Martin Luther King Jr. said, 'Unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word. Right, temporarily defeated, is stronger than evil triumphant.' Today, this feels especially relevant. Power without principle is fleeting, but truth and love endure. Doing what’s right will always matter.
I spent a decade in retail banking and saw loans denied due to medical debt, shutting out families and businesses. Harris’s plan to remove medical debt from credit reports will help 15M+ Americans by raising scores and unlocking opportunities. Thank you, President Biden and VP Harris!
FACT SHEET: Vice President Harris Announces Final Rule Removing Medical Debt from All Credit Reports | The White House
Today’s final rule will remove $49 billion in unpaid medical bills from the credit reports of 15 million Americans. In addition, the Vice President is
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January 16, 2025 at 5:52 PM
I spent a decade in retail banking and saw loans denied due to medical debt, shutting out families and businesses. Harris’s plan to remove medical debt from credit reports will help 15M+ Americans by raising scores and unlocking opportunities. Thank you, President Biden and VP Harris!
Here are the food distributions occurring in Meade and Hardin County this month 📦🥕🥫 If you are seeking resources in other Kentucky counties served by FAKH, you can visit www.feedingamericaky.org/find-help
January 14, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Here are the food distributions occurring in Meade and Hardin County this month 📦🥕🥫 If you are seeking resources in other Kentucky counties served by FAKH, you can visit www.feedingamericaky.org/find-help
Frankfort’s first week of the 2025 session: pushing agendas, not solutions. From water fluoridation to conversion therapy, Nancy Tate’s priorities miss the mark for Kentuckians. Catch my full breakdown:
Something's in the Water in Frankfort and it Ain’t Common sense. — Tyler Chapman for Kentucky
The first week of the 2025 legislative session has already raised eyebrows. From Nancy Tate’s push to weaken water fluoridation and reverse Kentucky’s ban on conversion therapy to her continued priori...
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January 11, 2025 at 5:17 PM
Frankfort’s first week of the 2025 session: pushing agendas, not solutions. From water fluoridation to conversion therapy, Nancy Tate’s priorities miss the mark for Kentuckians. Catch my full breakdown:
Big news: I’ve started a blog! 📝
It’s all about breaking down what’s happening in government, how it impacts us, and where to find the resources you need.
If you’re ready for more transparency and accountability, check it out:
It’s all about breaking down what’s happening in government, how it impacts us, and where to find the resources you need.
If you’re ready for more transparency and accountability, check it out:
Transparency? Never Heard of Her: Why I Started This Blog — Tyler Chapman for Kentucky
The 2025 legislative session kicks off tomorrow, but for too long, government in Kentucky has operated behind a wall of secrecy. In District 27 and across the state, leaders like Representative Nancy ...
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January 6, 2025 at 5:51 PM
Big news: I’ve started a blog! 📝
It’s all about breaking down what’s happening in government, how it impacts us, and where to find the resources you need.
If you’re ready for more transparency and accountability, check it out:
It’s all about breaking down what’s happening in government, how it impacts us, and where to find the resources you need.
If you’re ready for more transparency and accountability, check it out:
One year ago today, I filed to run for State Representative. The experience taught me so much about our community—about its needs, its challenges, and its incredible potential.
Thank you to everyone who supported me then and who continues to believe in the importance of making our voices heard.
Thank you to everyone who supported me then and who continues to believe in the importance of making our voices heard.
December 18, 2024 at 9:06 PM
One year ago today, I filed to run for State Representative. The experience taught me so much about our community—about its needs, its challenges, and its incredible potential.
Thank you to everyone who supported me then and who continues to believe in the importance of making our voices heard.
Thank you to everyone who supported me then and who continues to believe in the importance of making our voices heard.