Andy Barr

My opponent has been throwing around the word “corruption“ a lot recently.  I understand that he’s desperate, that he’s frustrated Kentuckians are rejecting his extreme socialist views and that Democratic pollsters are telling candidates like him to use the word “corruption” in every other sentence.   But that word is actually quite appropriate for his own campaign. After all, I can’t think of anything more corrupt than a man who starts a charity—supposedly to fight poverty—and then quietly funnels most of the money raised into his own bank account.   That’s right, the NUMBER ONE beneficiary of @Booker4KY’s “Hood to the Holler“ nonprofit was himself! It didn’t benefit homeless shelters, it didn’t provide healthcare to the uninsured, it didn’t provide resources to food pantries. But it did provide Charles Booker with $174,000 in cold hard cash. Maybe Mr. Booker should rename his charity “Hood to the Holler to his Pocket.”   If this is how he handles other people’s money in the nonprofit world, imagine how he will mishandle your tax dollars if, God forbid, he is ever elected to the United States Senate.

Great to be in Leitchfield today with the good people of Grayson County. Thank you to everyone who came out. From the farms to the small businesses along Main Street, this community shows what Kentucky is all about. I'm ready to fight for you in the U.S. Senate!

Great to be in Glasgow today. Thank you to my friend Rep. Steve Riley for the warm welcome and for all he does for Barren County. I'm ready to be a champion for South Central Kentucky in the U.S. Senate.

Honored to be endorsed by some of Kentucky’s finest law enforcement leaders past and present. I will always back the blue!

Thank you, Taylor County! Great crowd in Campbellsville. Grateful to @maxwellwise, Rep. @sarge_pollock, Rep @aneigh, and local leaders for joining us. Election Day is Tuesday. Let's finish strong. Kentucky First, Always.

Packed house at our Jessamine County HQ! @JessamineGOPKY can keep #KY06 and Kentucky red. Let’s send a message to the that Kentucky will never be a Socialist experiment.

Good morning from Jessamine County! Another great event with Whip @tomemmer and the next Congressman from the Sixth District, Dr. @AlvaradoForKY. We cannot let AOC and the squad takeover the federal government and that’s exactly what Zach Dembo would let happen. Vote for Ralph!

Good morning from Estill County! Started the day at the 82 Food Mart with @AlvaradoForKY and Darrell Billings. Folks here want lower costs, secure borders, and leaders who put Kentucky first. Ralph will fight for exactly that in Congress. Estill County, get out and vote!

Great to be in Hyden with the good people of Leslie County today. Coal built these mountains and powered this country, and I'll never stop fighting to unleash Kentucky energy and protect the jobs that come with it. Thank you for the warm welcome!

Thank you, Clay County! Manchester showed up today. You deserve a senator who will stand up for your values, and that's exactly what I'll do.

Thank you to everyone in Laurel County who came out, shook my hand, and told me what matters to you. I'll carry your voices with me to the U.S. Senate. #KentuckyFirstAlways

Honored to have the support of @FRCAction. I’ll never forget Dr. James Dobson coming out to Kentucky to support me in one of my first races. I’ll always stand for conservative, pro-family values in line with what @FRCdc is all about.

Thank you, Somerset! I loved meeting so many of you today and hearing what's on your minds. Your questions and your energy reminded me what this race is about: keeping Kentucky energy focused, securing our border, and putting your families first. One week to go. Let's finish strong!

Russell County showed up! I'm fighting to make the future stronger for our children and grandchildren. Make a plan to vote early on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. And if you miss early voting, come out to vote on Tuesday!

I love this place we call Kentucky!

With just 8 days until Election Day, I made it a point to be here in Carlisle County. I never want the people of our river counties to feel forgotten or overlooked. What makes this part of Kentucky special isn’t how close you are to a Walmart or McDonald’s. It’s the people. It’s knowing your neighbors, looking out for one another, and having a community that feels like family. That’s what makes the river counties so special, and that’s what makes them worth fighting for.