When I get to Congress, I'll fight to restore this coverage and protect it, every time. Kentucky families deserve a representative who shows up for them. Not one who votes against them and goes quiet.

These cuts came straight out of the spending bill Donald Trump pushed through last summer. James Comer voted for it. Now Kentucky kids with disabilities are losing care, and more changes are coming next year. My faith taught me we heal the sick and look after the least of these.

She's had to fight 3 times since last summer just to get her daughter's coverage back. Breanna, another nurse and mom in Richmond, says she may have to start rationing her 4-year-old son's therapies. "He didn't ask for all of this specialty care," she said. "It's not fair." She's right. It's not.

Raelynn is 9 years old. She was born with a condition that affects nearly every system in her body. While she was on life support, a social worker came in to tell her mom that her Medicaid had been dropped. Her mom, Megan, is a nurse and a single parent.

When I get to Congress, I'll fight to restore this coverage and protect it, every time. Kentucky families deserve a representative who shows up for them. Not one who votes against them and goes quiet.

Now Kentucky kids with disabilities are losing care, and more changes are coming next year. My faith taught me we heal the sick and look after the least of these.

"He didn't ask for all of this specialty care," she said. "It's not fair." She's right. It's not. These cuts came straight out of the spending bill Donald Trump pushed through last summer. James Comer voted for it.

Her mom, Megan, is a nurse and a single parent. She's had to fight three times since last summer just to get her daughter's coverage back. Breanna, another nurse and mom in Richmond, says she may have to start rationing her 4-year-old son's therapies.

Raelynn is 9 years old. She was born with a condition that affects nearly every system in her body. While she was on life support, a social worker came in to tell her mom that her Medicaid had been dropped.

Dock builder. Dad. Neighbor. Community servant. I'm running for Congress to fight for working families. Vote John "Drew" Williams for KY-01 on November 3rd!

In Congress, I'll fight to protect and strengthen Medicare and Social Security, stop every attempt to cut or privatize them, lower prescription drug prices, and make sure every Kentuckian can count on quality long-term care and a secure retirement.

I'm proud to be endorsed by the Alliance for Retired Americans. The Alliance represents more than 4.4 million retirees Americans, including over 63K right here in KY. These are folks who spent their lives working, paying into Social Security and Medicare, and building the communities we call home.

When our communities grow, our families stay, our businesses thrive, and our future gets a whole lot brighter. Let's build that future together. I am here for you.

That's why I support investing in local infrastructure, supporting small businesses, attracting responsible employers, and helping communities create good-paying jobs that last.

I've traveled across Kentucky's 1st District, and one thing is clear: people aren't asking for handouts. They're asking for a chance. A chance to open a business. A chance to keep their kids close to home. A chance to see their downtown thriving again.

I believe every family, every farm, and every business deserves access to dependable broadband and utilities, no matter where they live. Your ZIP code shouldn't determine your opportunities. I am here for you.

Too many communities in Kentucky's 1st District still don't have reliable broadband or modern utility infrastructure.

In today's world, reliable internet isn't a luxury. It's essential. Students need it to learn. Small businesses need it to compete. Farmers use it to manage their operations. Families rely on it for healthcare, work, and staying connected.