The Garmon Organization

05/26/2026

Rural Kentucky Lost. Representative Amy Neighbors Said No.

For generations, Kentuckians could walk into their local circuit clerk’s office and obtain driver’s license services close to home.

Then the system changed.

Rural residents were left with longer drives, fewer locations, appointment delays, and reduced access to essential government services.

House Bill 162, sponsored by Savannah Maddox, offered an opportunity to restore local driver’s license and REAL ID services through circuit clerks across Kentucky.

Representative Amy Neighbors had a choice.

She could have stood with rural communities, local access, and county-level services.

She chose not to support House Bill 162.

Meanwhile, Max Wise supported legislation aimed at returning driver’s license services closer to the people who rely on them.

The question is simple:

If restoring local services for rural Kentucky wasn’t worth supporting, what is?

The people of Metcalfe County deserve answers.

They deserve representatives who fight to bring services back—not accept their removal.

They deserve leaders who understand that access matters.

Representative Amy Neighbors made her choice.

Voters can make theirs.

05/23/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Garmon Organization proudly and unequivocally endorses Andy Barr for the general election.

The primary season has ended. The general election battlefield is now taking shape across the nation, and the stakes could not be higher. This is no longer a moment for internal division, prolonged factionalism, or political ego. It is a moment for consolidation, disciplined ex*****on, and unified Republican momentum heading into November.

History has shown repeatedly that divided political movements weaken themselves from within, while unified movements become extraordinarily difficult to stop. The opposition understands this reality. They organize aggressively, centralize support quickly, control messaging, and weaponize every visible fracture against their opponents. Republicans must operate with the same seriousness, urgency, and strategic discipline if they intend to win nationally.

Andy Barr represents the type of leadership built for this environment — disciplined under pressure, experienced in economic and national policy, capable of operating within high-stakes institutional environments, and committed to advancing long-term Republican strength and competitiveness. In an era defined by economic uncertainty, geopolitical instability, institutional distrust, and rapidly shifting political landscapes, leadership matters more than ever.

The road to victory in November will not be built through infighting after the nomination process. It will be built through message discipline, voter mobilization, organizational cohesion, strategic coordination, and the ability to rally support behind candidates capable of carrying the movement forward nationally.

Momentum creates perception.
Perception creates energy.
Energy creates turnout.
Turnout determines outcomes.

The Republican Party’s path forward requires unity at scale — across every battleground state, every district, every turnout operation, and every community where the future direction of the country will be decided. Every day spent divided is a day surrendered to weakened momentum and unnecessary vulnerability.

The Garmon Organization believes now is the time for Republicans, conservatives, independents, and every voter concerned about the future of the country to move forward together with clarity, discipline, and purpose.

We are proud to stand behind Andy Barr in the general election.

Now is the time to unify.
Now is the time to organize.
Now is the time to consolidate support.
Now is the time to win

04/17/2026

The federal income tax wasn’t always constitutional—and that’s not just history, it’s a signal.

Every system deserves scrutiny.

If it doesn’t drive growth, clarity, and accountability, it needs to be restructured—or replaced.

This isn’t about rhetoric. It’s about building something that actually works.

Power. Precision. Purpose.

04/03/2026

The Garmon Organization recognizes the significance of the Artemis II mission as it unfolds and extends its support to the crew of NASA carrying humanity farther into space than we have gone in over half a century.

This mission represents more than exploration—it reflects the continued advancement of American innovation, capability, and long-term vision.

As this chapter progresses, Americans—and the world—are watching with a renewed sense of possibility as human spaceflight reaches new heights.

04/01/2026

On Day 39 of the DHS funding lapse, nearly 50,000 Transportation Security Administration officers continue to report for duty—maintaining national security and protecting the traveling public without compensation.

This moment underscores a broader failure of governance. Essential personnel should never be placed in a position where service is required, yet pay is withheld.

The Garmon Organization calls for immediate action to restore full funding to the Department of Homeland Security and ensure that all TSA officers are compensated for their work.

Operational continuity is not optional. Neither is accountability.

03/23/2026

Senator Josh Hawley is escalating pressure on FICO, launching a formal investigation into the rising cost of credit scores as homebuyers face one of the most unaffordable markets in decades.

The move signals growing scrutiny over a system many argue quietly controls access to homeownership while driving up costs behind the scenes. Hawley has also formally called on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether FICO’s practices have limited competition and entrenched its dominance.

At stake is more than pricing—it’s who gets access to credit, and at what cost.

03/20/2026

🇺🇸 Official Endorsement of Congressman Paul Gosar (Arizona’s 9th District)
From The Garmon Organization 🇺🇸

The Garmon Organization is proud to offer our full and unwavering endorsement of Congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona’s 9th District.

Congressman Gosar has consistently demonstrated the conviction, discipline, and clarity needed to lead in a time where direction matters. He understands the importance of economic strength, fiscal responsibility, and protecting the long-term stability of the American economy.

He has shown a willingness to stand firm when it counts—prioritizing results over rhetoric and principle over convenience. In an environment often defined by noise, Congressman Gosar represents focus and follow-through.

The Garmon Organization does not issue endorsements lightly. We operate with precision—tracking movement, evaluating leadership, and identifying those positioned to deliver real outcomes. Our influence extends beyond elections; it shapes the landscape in which they are decided. In Congressman Gosar, we see a leader aligned with that standard.

We stand with Congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona’s 9th District.

The Garmon Organization
Power. Precision. Purpose.

03/15/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Attorney General Ruling Affirms Limits on Municipal Authority in Records Access

EDMONTON, Ky. (Jan. 13, 2026) — A formal ruling issued today by the Kentucky Attorney General has clarified and reaffirmed the legal boundaries governing how local governments may respond to public records requests, following a dispute involving the City of Edmonton.

In Open Records Decision 26-ORD-007, the Attorney General concluded that the City improperly imposed staff fees after unilaterally categorizing a records request submitted by Jacob Chase Garmon as “commercial,” despite no such designation being made by the requester. The ruling makes explicit that public agencies do not have discretion to infer motive or impose labor costs absent a clear statement from the requester.

The decision further reinforces that municipalities may not erect procedural barriers—such as mandatory request forms—as a condition of accessing public records, a practice expressly prohibited under Kentucky law.

Legal observers note that the ruling sends a broader signal beyond the immediate dispute: public agencies are expected to operate within clearly defined statutory limits when responding to citizen inquiries, regardless of the requester’s affiliations or perceived intent.

The Attorney General’s office emphasized that a requester’s stated purpose is controlling, and that assumptions or preemptive fee demands undermine the Open Records Act’s core function—ensuring public access to government information.

The City of Edmonton is now required to reprocess the request in compliance with the law.

The ruling was issued Jan. 13, 2026, by the Office of the Kentucky Attorney General.

This post was originally published on this site. Opinion Number: 26-ORD-007 Date Issued: 1/13/2026 Parties: Jacob Garmon/City of Edmonton Download Full PDF Opinion Content: January 13, 2026 In re: Jacob Garmon/City of Edmonton Summary: The City of Edmonton (“the City”) violated the Open Records ...

03/15/2026

Kharg Island.

One of the most strategically important military locations in Iran has been struck by the United States, targeting military assets tied to Iran’s regime.

The message is clear:
America will defend freedom of navigation, protect global stability, and respond decisively to threats.

Moments like this remind the world that strength and resolve still matter.

The world is watching what happens next.

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