Top GOP contender in tight governor's race took money from pro-ESG companies despite pledge against policy

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Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's gubernatorial campaign took money from pro-ESG companies despite his calls to divest from such policies.

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The election finance reports could be troublesome for Cameron, who is running on a platform against ESG investing that he claims will destroy industries. He is currently facing a tough battle for the Republican gubernatorial nomination against former U.N. Ambassador Kelly Craft and Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles.West Virginia

coal power plant, which provides energy to Kentuckians, to remain open, something Cameron has said brought no economic value to Kentucky. Craft's husband has, however, made his billion-dollar fortune from the coal industry. Cameron claims that ESG investing, which vows to divest funds to fight climate change and unfair labor practices, is"inconsistent with state law," according to

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