GOP members of Congress, including some from Kentucky, follow House leadership advice to note have in-person, town-hall meetings that could put them on the defensive, writes columnist Al Cross.

U.S. Rep. Andy Barr shies from town halls because he's desperate for a Trump endorsement if he runs for Senate and sure doesn ...

Our government system is under attack by Trump and Elon Musk, and Republicans who control Congress are afraid they won't be reelected if they speak up ...

Republican Rep. Byron Donalds of Florida, right, introduces former President Donald Trump at a roundtable discussion in ...

For 236 years the United States has benefited from a government built on effective checks and balances among its three ...

It's not unusual for a political candidate to launch a campaign on social media, but it's uncommon for the candidate to be as ...

Kentuckians watching their Washington politicians are witnessing Rep. Andy Barr betraying his friend and mentor Sen. Mitch ...

Andy Barr is in frantic pursuit of Mitch McConnell's Senate seat, so he's ditching his longtime ally and licking the boots of ...

Rep. Andy Barr has a poor understanding of Kentucky politics if he thinks voters want a Senator who licks the boots of an ...