PAWLEYS ISLAND, South Carolina — Retired teacher Barbara O’Brien had to Google Andy Beshear before attending a meet-and-greet with the Kentucky governor Thursday night. But she came anyway because, she concluded, “I need some hope.”
Democrats’ ongoing desperation — seven months after Donald Trump’s victory cast them into the political wilderness — is packing rooms for even a little-known governor from a red state more than two years before any primary votes will be cast.
For Beshear, a popular governor in Kentucky who barely registers in national polling , it’s an opening to introduce himself to the party faithful — even if some used ChatGPT…
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