Daniel Cameron, Kentucky gubernatorial candidate, condemns incumbent governor Andy Beshear for endorsing Joe Biden and implementing policies that Cameron sees as far-left. Cameron emphasizes that a victory for him would reject these policies and Biden's influence. He criticizes Beshear for closing schools, businesses, and churches, as well as failing to protect women's sports. Cameron highlights Biden's $250,000 campaign contribution to Beshear as evidence of his investment in the race. Additionally, Cameron believes that his win would support a potential future presidential bid by Donald Trump.

The Inflation Reduction Act, which aims to address economic damage caused by Biden's policies, actually increases the cost of prescription drugs. The act allows the government to impose price controls on medicines, and manufacturers who refuse would face a 95 percent excise tax on sales. This poses a threat to the affordability of drugs for seniors and impedes future research and development.

Representative Elise Stefanik criticizes a New York judge's gag order on Donald Trump's legal team, deeming it unconstitutional and illegal. She accuses the judge of bias and alleges that Democrats are attempting to silence defendants.

The newly appointed Speaker of the House faces scrutiny over his beliefs on evolution. Critics speculate that he may have failed high school science, but the core issue lies in the lack of hands-on science education in schools. Students are deprived of the opportunity to explore the wonders of water and grasp basic principles of physics, which would provide them with a more tangible understanding of the world.

The Digest, 11/4/2023 @1030PM, CDT

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