Democrats believe we’ll simply forget that Beshear’s health cabinet illegally housed 304 foster children in state offices, hotels, and state parks, costing taxpayers at least $6.1 million because finding suitable placements proved challenging. Under the leadership of Sec. Steven Stack, the Child Health and Welfare Services informed investigators that further discussions would be unproductive. Who would benefit from such discussions? The children sleeping on air mattresses in visitation rooms or the individuals who prefer to remain silent about the lack of a concrete plan despite years of inaction? They revoked the Auditor’s access to the child welfare database and compelled Allison Ball to file a lawsuit to regain it. Subsequently, they dismissed the allegations of “numerous factual errors” without providing any specific examples. Nevertheless, they expect us to disregard all this information and vote as if nothing has transpired. The children will be fine, as they always are, right? It’s time to vote for change.