TBK OUTREACH STOPS

Take Back Kentucky Outreach Sessions   Southern Kentucky Outreach Date: Thursday, April 24th, 2014 Time: 7:00-8:30 PM CT (6-7 Eat and Visit) Location: Cambridge Market 830 Fairview Road Bowling Green, KY   Western Kentucky Outreach Date: Thursday, May 8th, 2014 Time: 6:30-8:00 CT (6-6:30 Eat and Visit) Location: Pagliai’s Pizza 100 Micbeth Drvier Princeton, KY […]

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March TBK Meeting Recap

Lydia Davis House Fire update: They all made it out of the house except the dog, the house is a complete loss but they hope to rebuild. They do have a place to stay. The fire was started by a propane heater in a shed next to the house. Last month we sent out an […]

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Last Chance to STOP P3s In KY!

Keep the Governor’s VETO of HB 407 The Info The Governor did something RIGHT for a Quasi Right Reason but ultimately for a Bad Goal. HB 407 as it was originally drafted would have allowed P3’s (Public Private Partnerships) to be used as a tool (a very bad tool as we have been pointing out […]

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U.N. bill uncovered: SB 200

Although we knew SB 200 was a bad bill for multiple reasons, what we didn’t know was how all of the pieces tied together. Turns out this is a state-level implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child, specifically G.C. 10, as it is the juvenile justice section (CRC) The United […]

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April TBK Meeting Reminder

Greetings, 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 the next meeting When: Saturday, April 19th, 2014 Time: 1PM ET, 12PM CT Where: Family Buffet 121 Towne Drive […]

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One of the Last Legislative Alerts for the 2014 Session

Click Here for One of the Last Legislative Alerts Agenda 21/RTPO, Juvenile Justice Overhaul, “Books for Brains”, P3, Dating Bill and Eminent Domain Because things don’t always translate between Microsoft, WordPress and Constant Contact we are trying our alerts in a new format, testing it out at the end of the session so if it isn’t good […]

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Urgent Legislative Alert: Juvenile Justice, RTPO/Agend 21, and Books for Brains

Legislative Message Line:  Call M-Th: 7AM-11PM, Friday: 7AM-6PM 1-800-372-7181 TTY 1-800-396-0305   Greetings, This last week of the legislative session will probably get a little wild as things are constantly growing and changing sometimes for the good and sometimes for the bad. There will probably be more alerts this week, please bear with us if you have been getting […]

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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
  • Pro-Privacy and Due Process/Anti-Surveillance
  • 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.