December 14 marked the five year anniversary of Sandy Hook, the day a man shot his way into a grade school in Newtown, Connecticut and massacred 20 6- and 7-year-olds, as well as six teachers and staff.
It’s not often that I have interactions with school principals. Given the way local sports are covered when I do have to talk to an administrator, it is usually a high school principal about coaching changes, problems or superlatives in the athletic department or something as basic as special accommodations during tournament play.
While his opponents have begun the predictable internecine mud-slinging indicative of a group without a solid direction forward, Congressman Andy Barr has been steadily working hard for the good folks of Kentucky. Working hard to do the right thing is not always an easy job, but Andy knows fixing health care and taxes are the tough jobs that it appears only Republicans can do.