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America is in an affordability crisis. Kentucky is short over 200,000 homes. SUPPORT SB9. SUPPORT KENTUCKIANS! @KYSenateGOP @KYSenateDems AFP-KY is watching closely at the votes for SB9. Kentucky needs housing. The decision is clear. #SUPPORTSB9

Thank you Kentucky House for acting swiftly to pass SB9! Kentucky Senate, it your turn! SB9 opens the door of opportunity for Kentuckians to find a home. SB9 cuts government overreach, and allows builders to build. SB9 is the positive housing reform KY deserves.

HAPPENING NOW! KY Legislature, we urge you to vote YES for SB9 !! All Kentuckians deserve a safe, stable and affordable place to call home🏠 SB 9 has passed out of committee, with several substitute amendments added -including important language from HB 617 and HB 618. Thank you to Rep. Flannery for hearing the bill, and to Rep. Witten, Sen. Mills, and Rep. White for standing strong and continuing to lead on housing reform.

Scenes from DC 🙌 🇺🇸

AFP-KY visited Fort Campbell with Liberty Fellow Frank Amaro and got an up-close look at an AH-1 Cobra. 🔥 Great conversations and looking forward to working more with active-duty service members and veterans across Kentucky 🇺🇸

@KyKernel How many permits are needed to keep Lexingtonians safe?

Two Keys Tavern told to stop work, lacks city permits in neighborhood zone kykernel.com/125190/news/tw…

My Dearest Darlings, The real “Two Keys” Lexington needs? Permit reform and deregulation. This is what out-of-control home rule looks like: a local business buried under permits, zoning reviews, and stop-work orders before it can reopen. Reasonable safety standards are one thing. Bureaucracy for bureaucracy’s sake is another. At some point, this stops being about safety and starts being about red tape choking small business and jobs. Lexington has to decide: support growth or trap businesses in paperwork limbo.

We may be nearing the end of session...but our momentum is not slowing down! 🔥 Liam Gallagher, AFP-KY Deputy State Director, shared an excellent legislative update with a great crowd at Captain’s Quarters! Thank you to all the engaged activists who joined us in Louisville 🇺🇸

Adam and Starlina Brown, Liberty Fellow Candidates, hosted their first house party to educate neighbors, friends, and family on Certificate of Need (CON) Reform! 🙌 👏

Great conversations happening on the Hill! 🇺🇸 Thank you, Senator Paul, Congressman Massie, Congressman Comer, and Congressman Barr for discussing a key issue on Kentuckians minds... AFFORDABILITY! Its time to lower costs and cut red tape holding Americans back

Land of the Free, Home of the Brave! 🇺🇸 🌟 As we celebrate 250 years of American Independence, let's come together to honor the spirit of freedom and friendly competition. The top 3 teams will receive prizes... stay tuned on our social media accounts to see a sneak peek! (Instagram, X, & Facebook) Bring your trivia duo - teams of 2 🤝 Wear your favorite patriotic attire 🇺🇸 Appetizers will be provided 🍴 No cost to attend, but RSVP for both trivia partners is REQUIRED.

Thank you @RepAndyBarr!!

AFP‑KY hosted young Republicans at Molly Malone’s featuring guest speaker Representative Susan Tyler Witten, who shared insights on housing legislation currently moving through Frankfort. 🔥 The crowd was energetic, engaged, and hopeful about how thoughtful regulatory changes could open up more opportunities for their generation.

👏 Standing up for Kentuckians Rep. TJ Roberts passionately defends HB 732. A commonsense reform that would finally allow self-employed individuals to receive portable benefits from their employers. Portable benefits mean flexibility, security, and fairness for the growing number of independent workers who power our economy. Kentucky's families deserve better. No more being left behind. Let’s get this done. Check out Rep. Roberts full comment here // bit.ly/41uugbm #HB732 #PortableBenefits #SupportKentuckyWorkers #KYLegislature

📅 March 26 Event Alert! The Kentucky General Assembly’s Legislative Session is wrapping up, and we’re talking all things end‑of‑session. What’s getting done and what it means for Kentuckians. 📣 Want to stay informed? Join us! 🍽️ Dinner & drinks included. 📲 RSVP to Richard: 502‑741‑0738 to save your spot.

H.B. 732 updates Kentucky's labor policy by enabling voluntary contributions to portable benefit plans for self-employed workers without risking their independent employment status, as more Kentuckians engage in freelance, contract, and other forms of independent work. 🌟 Thank you Representative Deanna Gordon for sponsoring this important piece of legislation!

✨ Always a great time connecting with inspiring women who are working hard to strengthen our communities across the Commonwealth! Thank you, Kenton County Republican Women's club for hosting another great luncheon!

@BIPPS @BFLouisville

Portable benefits can deliver economic security and flexibility to more than 300,000 Kentucky workers. Read our @BFLouisville piece on the subject: bluegrassinstitute.org/independent-wo…

@deanna_ky’s House Bill 732 would modernize Kentucky’s economy and support our growing workforce of self-employed workers! Check out this post from the Bluegrass Institute ⬇️

Housing isn’t just about shelter, it’s about opportunity. 🏠 🙌 Every Kentuckian deserves a safe, stable, and affordable place to call home. But today, our Commonwealth faces a housing crisis that touches every corner of the state, urban and rural, renters and homeowners, young families and seniors alike. We need bold, statewide action to close the housing gap and build a stronger Kentucky.