Grimes: The Fight for Kentucky Was Worth It

The transcript outlines a journey to convey that Washington is not effectively serving Kentucky, emphasizing the need to prioritize the state's people over politics. It highlights record-breaking fundraising and grassroots efforts, supported by numerous volunteers and offices across Kentucky. The speaker acknowledges the support of family, constitutional officers, and staff. Despite not achieving the desired outcome, the speaker remains committed to fighting for Kentucky's interests daily.

What was the primary message the speaker wanted to convey about Washington's role in Kentucky?

• Washington is effectively supporting Kentucky.

• Washington is not working for Kentucky.

• Washington is irrelevant to Kentucky's progress.

• Washington should focus on national issues.

What record did the Commonwealth break during the journey?

• Record for the longest campaign.

• Fundraising records.

• Record for the largest political rally.

• Record for the most volunteers.

How many offices were established by the grassroots organization?

• Over 100 offices.

• Over 50 offices.

• Over 20 offices.

• Over 10 offices.

Who does the speaker credit for making the achievements possible?

• The media and press.

• The opposition party.

• Family, constitutional officers, and dedicated staff.

• International supporters.

What is the speaker's stance on the outcome of the journey?

• The journey was a failure.

• The journey was not worth it.

• The journey was worth it despite not achieving the desired results.

• The journey was unnecessary.