‘Let’s move on’: Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey sends message about her health
what *** great day in walker Canada to be Breaking ground for um this landing project. Heritage landing. This is gonna be the beginning is one speaker set of *** bridge from the past to the future. How exciting can we all be to be here and be *** part of this groundbreaking. So I’m certainly pleased to be here and look forward to many good things developing on this site. I sure hope so, but it takes innovation and it takes forward thinking. It takes *** lot of folks coming together to work together. Collaboration is really important for an adventure like this. You spoke about your rural upbringing, why it was important for you to be here. Well, this is rural Alabama too. And *** lot of good folks live in rural Alabama when we can find ways for them to come together and have opportunity to bring different factors together. It just makes *** difference and builds *** strong to Alabama. Sure, alright. And any other questions before we wrap up today governor, we’ve had some people reach out to us about your health concerns. What what would you what would you want to say to residents of Alabama evidently my clean bill of health that I’ve been given has no place in the media’s narrative. I am healthy. I am grateful for that. I give thanks to God almighty every day for my clean bill of health. I’m grateful to the people of Alabama far and wide lift me up in prayer and for health and well being. I’m grateful. I just wish you told in the media just get past all this nonsense. Let’s move on and talk about things that matter. Alright. And then just to close us governor, you mentioned that innovative thinking is necessary for success in our state. Can you close giving some comments on that? You know, projects like what we see here today don’t just happen, They have to be grown and developed and no one group of people can do it by themselves and it takes every group of different people bringing what they have, takes *** lot of knitting to put *** quick like this together, but it’s exciting to see local people coming together with what they have to offer and put it together and join hands and collaborate, work together and make progress for their fellow man. What *** pleasure it is to be the governor of this great state and I certainly look forward to continuing to be governor for four more years.
‘Let’s move on’: Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey sends message about her health
Updated: 11:03 AM CDT Aug 24, 2022
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey again commented on her health when asked by WVTM 13 at the groundbreaking of Heritage Landing development park in Walker County on Wednesday. Watch what Ivey said in the video above.”My clean bill of health that I’ve been given has no place in the media’s narrative,” the 77-year-old Republican governor said.”I just wish y’all in the media would get past all this nonsense,” Ivey said. “Let’s move on and talk about things that matter.”Click here to see Ivey talk about her “clean bill of health” on Monday.—
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey again commented on her health when asked by WVTM 13 at the groundbreaking of Heritage Landing development park in Walker County on Wednesday. Watch what Ivey said in the video above.
“My clean bill of health that I’ve been given has no place in the media’s narrative,” the 77-year-old Republican governor said.
“I just wish y’all in the media would get past all this nonsense,” Ivey said. “Let’s move on and talk about things that matter.”
Click here to see Ivey talk about her “clean bill of health” on Monday.
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