A state governor reflects on his political career and the principles guiding his leadership in a newly released memoir, offering rare personal insights into his decision-making. The book touches on the controversial 2019 emergency declaration that sparked legal battles, with the governor defending the move as necessary to address a public health crisis. He also discusses the moral and legal complexities of the "Good Samaritan" law, which shields individuals from prosecution for drug possession when seeking help in overdose situations. While not confirming his intentions, the governor leaves open the possibility of seeking another term in 2028, signaling continued political ambition.
Kentucky's governor on his new book, the Good Samaritan and why he hasn't ruled out 2028
