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You be the Judge: Which way is better government? By Ed Waggener Judge Ann Melton challenged the media to drive the set of roads she requested from the Kentucky Department of Highways (and hasn't received a response) and those getting blacktop which were chose by the group represented by Rep. Bam Carney et al, which succeed in taking $385,000 to fund their roads to see which set were in greatest need repairs: We haven't had time to view the roads, but plan to do so. Here they are. Decide for yourself who's up to political shenanigans if either, and who's practicing good civics book government: BAM Carney, et al, Roads:
Adair County Judge Executive Ann Melton requested road projects from the same funds:
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