Action Alerts: Hemp and Obamacare

A few quick alert reminders:   1) David Adams and his lawsuit against the governor over ObamaCare has a court hearing in Frankfort at 9AM Monday Morning. Franklin County temporary court house 669 Chamberlain Avenue. Also he has determined he needs to sue the Legislature as well for usurping the citizens of Kentucky’s authority. While [...]

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TBK Endorses Lyen Crews

A special election is taking place on June 25th in the 56th House District (Woodford, East Franklin, Southwest Fayette, along the Versailles road corridor) due to the incumbent Carl Rollins being appointed by Governor Beshear to an education post. In the 3 way race Take Back Kentucky decided to endorse Lyen Crews (R) to be [...]

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Important Updated Federal Legislative Hemp Alert: Call US Senate Friday and Monday!

Below is a message from Katie Moyer I’m forwarding this message to you today to ask for help!  It will only take a minute or two of your time, but one phone call may be all it takes to push some Senators off of the fence when it comes to industrial hemp. Right now, it’s [...]

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Federal Industrial Hemp Action Alert.

In the Senate both Kentucky Senators Rand Paul and Mitch McConnell are co-sponsors on S.359, The Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2013. Please contact their offices and thank them for their efforts and ask them to keep up the fight on this issue. Sen. McConnell: 202-224-2541 Sen. Paul: 202-224-4343 In the House 2 of Kentucky’s [...]

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MAY TBK MEETING

Take Back Kentucky is a coalition of organizations and individuals from across the state advocating for liberty and constitutional values. We normally meet on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Below are the details of our next meeting. Also below is a Federal Legislative Alert about Industrial Hemp. You can use the legislators direct line [...]

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You are being enrolled into a global identity scheme which controls your ability to buy, sell, travel and now work !!!

This is cross posted from the Constitutional Alliance of which TBK is a member of, it concerns the recent immigration reform bill that is going through Congress right now. To visit this article on their page CLICK HERE By Mark Lerner There is no longer a question if the Constitutional Alliance was right going back [...]

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APRIL TBK MEETING

Take Back Kentucky, Kentucky’s largest coalition of organizations, NORMALLY meets the 3rd Saturday of each month except in December when we meet the 2nd Saturday. Saturday, April 20th, 2013 1:00PM EST/12:00PM CT “FAMILY BUFFET” 121 Towne Drive Elizabethtown, KY 42701 (270) 763-0091   Guest Moderator: Paul Estep of the Owensboro TEA Party Agenda: Sharon Kiper [...]

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Issues

Take Back Kentucky has several issues of which we are engaged in or have taken stances on. A brief list of those would be as follows. The order in which they are presented are of not particular importance.

Pro-Second Amendment/Gun Rights
Pro-Life
Pro-Private Property
Pro-Food Freedom
Pro-Industrial Hemp
Pro-Civil Liberties
Pro-Sovereignty
Pro-Troops/Veterans
Pro-Capitalism
Pro-Education Choice/Home-school
Anti-Universal Healthcare or any variation thereof
Anti-Illegal Immigration
For the Repeal of the 17th Amendment
Anti-REAL ID/Biometrics
Anti-Agenda 21
Audit of and the eventual End of the Federal Reserve

Our Mission

Our mission is to preserve the God given rights that are recognized in the constitutions of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the United States of America.  We believe in the American principle of dual sovereignty and that preservation of Kentucky’s sovereignty is essential.

The US Supreme Court has ruled that the States are not an extension or branch of the Federal government and that it is the duty of those States to protect the rights of their Citizens. The Federal government is a result of the States creating and ratifying a Constitution, and is therefore an agent of the States. Our focus is to reestablish the government of the Commonwealth of Kentucky as a protector of the Citizens of Kentucky from an overreaching Federal government.

In order for Kentucky’s government to act responsibly in its duties to its Citizens we feel it is crucial that Citizens exercise their civic duties and responsibilities. We are committed to education on the issues and involvement in the governmental process. Focusing on legislation and the voting records is essential in holding our elected officials accountable.  So we encourage involvement in the election process.

To accomplish this mission we must build coalitions of like minded individuals and organizations that are rooted in Liberty, Freedom, the Constitution, and Capitalistic ideals. The motto of the Commonwealth of Kentucky is “United We Stand, Divided We Fall.” Let us not fall but move forward toward restoration of our founding principles to provide a better future for our posterity.