re: #13 KGxvi

Kentucky isn’t going to attract businesses unless they have an educated workforce.

Amazon might build a distribution center, which is manual labor intensive (and requires a handful of educated managers to oversee the team there), but you’re not going to get Amazon to build HQ2 there no matter how much money you throw at them if they can’t get enough qualified technologists.

Screw the schools and you screw your economy.

Just ask Oklahoma and every other state that cuts their education budgets while claiming teachers are overpaid pansies (oh, and while you’re underpaid, here’s a gun because you need to now function as SWAT too).