The speech found purchase for some in the crowd.
or out of a Beshear administration is harming Kentucky's families, and it is not setting our kids up for long term success,” Makenze Cameron said. “We know that the inflation that comes out of Washington D.C. Makenze told the crowd of mostly women that she believes her husband will “protect the family unit” as governor by further reducing income tax and lowering inflation.ĭaniel Cameron called for eliminating the income tax in Kentucky, though a recent report shows the state did not meet the conditions laid out by lawmakers to reduce the income tax again in the upcoming legislative session. Will they still be present in Kentucky when Theodore is our age? And when Theodore is establishing a family of his own?” “When I think about his future, I just worry about what Kentucky will look like when Theodore is going to high school or going to college or going to his first job or meeting his wife,” Makenze said. She also talked about her 20-month-old son, Theodore, as a motivation for her husband in politics. “You will have a leader who will get out some of this gender identity, CRT and some of the far-left ideas that are making their way into your classroom.” She said the health requirements meant Beshear did not “care about Kentucky’s kids.”ĭuring the “Moms For Cameron” event in Louisville, she touted recent measures passed by the GOP-led legislature limiting how teachers talk about sexuality in schools and creating mandates about how race and American history are discussed in the classroom. During the event, she railed against remote learning and masking requirements imposed during the coronavirus pandemic. Makenze Cameron is a former Oldham County school teacher. “With record budget surpluses, our educators deserve a long overdue raise - and our schools need it to recruit and retain the best for our kids.” “Daniel Cameron’s campaign may think an 11% raise is infeasible, but Andy Beshear knows that fairly compensating our hard-working teachers is no laughing matter,” Floyd said. In a statement, Beshear spokesperson Alex Floyd said Cameron doesn’t take raising teachers’ pay seriously. It does not include raises for any current teachers.
Makenze Cameron said her husband, Kentucky’s one-term Republican attorney general, talked to the legislature’s GOP leaders before proposing his own plan which calls for a statewide base starting pay rate for new teachers at $41,500. “You can find that laughable because we in this room know that he does not have the power to do that himself,” she said.
Andy Beshear’s education plan, which in part calls for 11% raises for all school staff. During a campaign stop in Louisville, Republican candidate for governor Daniel Cameron and his wife Makenze discussed issues like “learning loss,” inflation and so-called gender and political ideology in Kentucky schools.Īt the event, Makenze Cameron criticized Democratic Gov.
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