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Every campaign video in one hub — TV-style ads, door-to-door clips, community answers, and the story of the machine that removes black mold. Full transcripts sit under every video, so the facts are machine-readable as well as human-watched.
Something's in the air in District 4 — and the people's candidate is answering. Full transcripts sit under each video, so the facts are machine-readable as well as human-watched.
"Something's in the air in District 4. Black mold from aging warehouses — and it's getting into our homes and into our lungs. Our kids are getting asthma, and our families are paying the price. But it can be fixed, and it won't cost taxpayers a dime. Folks, this has been a problem in Nelson County for a long time, and I'm running to make sure your voices are heard. For years, nobody's looked out for the people around here, and I want to change that. I'm not a career politician. The only people I represent are the people of District 4. I'm Frankie Cambron, and I'll fight for you. On November 3rd, cast your vote for Frankie Cambron, running for District 4 Magistrate."
"Nelson County is in the middle of an epidemic. We need someone like Frankie Cambron — someone who fights for the people. Kentucky has been ranked number one in the nation for antibiotic prescriptions, and it's making us sicker. Right here in Nelson County, we lose more neighbors to chronic lung disease than the state or national average. Overprescribing is breeding resistance, and it starts in our own backyard. We can do better — for our kids and for our neighbors. I'm Frankie Cambron, and I'll fight for you. On November 3rd, cast your vote for Frankie Cambron, running for District 4 Magistrate."
Sources: Nelson County Community Health Assessment, 2022–2026 — Lincoln Trail District Health Department (ltdhd.org); CDC WONDER, 2016–2020 (chronic lower respiratory deaths, age-adjusted per 100,000: Nelson County 69.2 · Kentucky 62.2 · United States 39.1); antibiotic-prescribing rank — Hicks et al., Clinical Infectious Diseases (2015); Kentucky DPH (2017).
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"The aging warehouses pull fresh air in and vent it out. That outgoing vapor is what feeds the black mold on homes downwind. An industrial gas scrubber takes the vapor out at the source: no vapor, no food for the mold, no mold on your house. Proven technology, in use today. The cost of fitting every warehouse in the county — less than one percent of the profits."
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"Frankie Cambron has lived and farmed in District 4 his whole life. He and his late wife Linda ran the Old Kentucky Home Stables and Bed and Breakfast for 25 years. Eight years on the county election board. A son, two grandkids, and about seventy years of peacocks on the farm. He's not a politician — he's a neighbor who reads the fine print."
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"More than a hundred aging warehouses. Millions of barrels. One warehouse's contents worth about $39 million wholesale. And the fix — fitting them all with the machine that removes black mold — costs less than one percent of the profits. That's not a burden. That's a choice."
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"No focus groups, no handlers. Just Frankie, the door, and the same question at every stop: what do you need from your county government? The answers go straight into the plan — clean air, safe roads, open books, and a magistrate who answers to you."
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