Being Kentucky’s “taxpayer watchdog” is a role state Auditor Adam Edelen said he is glad to fulfill, saying he is happy to uncover wasteful spending and mismanagement on a daily basis. Edelen was a featured speaker Monday hosted by the Democratic Woman’s Club of Clark County. Edelen told the group there are two challenges that have held Kentucky back. “The first is that we’re a poor state. We don’t always have the resources to invest in our people,” Edelen said. “The second is that we have too often tolerated a political culture of low expectations and corruption.”
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