Mason Tackett Judge Executive

05/14/2026

Vote Tackett, I’ll kick em in the mouth while they’re down…

05/03/2026

05/02/2026

Oh bless her heart…
While we’re all out here watching yet another chapter of the opioid epidemic unfold in Eastern Kentucky. Doctors like Don Bryson and his crew are getting a light tap on the wrist after flooding our communities with pills. It’s always fascinating to see some of our longtime local heroes jumping on social media to remind us of their “30 years with absolutely no interruption” and “never any action against my license.”
Debbie Hall over in Floyd County must be so proud of that spotless record. I mean, who has time to dwell on little details like that 2013 medical review where a consulting physician flagged her for handing out large quantities of controlled substances, mixing potent narcotics at the same time, skipping proper monitoring, ignoring KASPER reports, and all those other “minor” practices that just happened to keep the pills flowing?
But hey… she doesn’t argue with idiots, so I guess we’re all supposed to just smile, scroll on by, and pretend none of it ever touched the families still hurting around here.
Funny how the epidemic “never seems to end,” isn’t it?

Wonder what the chances of her knowing Don? Let’s do little digging and see if we can make a connection 🕶️

04/20/2026

Debbie struts around like she’s the perfect doctor who helped everyone for thirty years with a spotless record. She even bragged on Facebook: “Go check the medical board website! Nothing ever happened to my doctor license. I don’t waste time on idiots!” Then she sent a nasty letter to shut up anyone who dared question her.
What a bold-faced liar this w**d is!
The truth crawled out anyway. Back in 2012 and 2013, smart people looked hard at her work. They caught her handing out way too many strong, dangerous pills to people who didn’t need them. She did it wrong, over and over. A real doctor who checked her papers called it “gross negligence,” “gross incompetence,” and “gross ignorance.” That means she was a dangerously sloppy doctor who didn’t care.
Thirteen out of fifteen patients got too many pills—the kind that hook people and wreck lives. The expert wrote in big red-flag words: “Debbie Hall’s practice is a danger to her patients and the whole public!” He said her pain-pill factory was so bad it looked like she had no clue what she was doing as a family doctor.
Debbie got caught. In August 2013 she had to sign a special deal with the Kentucky Medical Board just to keep her license. They put her on four years of probation. She promised to behave. Then she spent those four long years in extra classes and under strict watch until 2017. All that time she kept working as a doctor, but she never told anyone. She buried it deep like a sneaky little snake hiding its skin.
Now this same rotten seed wants to run Floyd County? She screams about fighting the “good ole boy system” and cleaning up corruption. Yet she lied straight to voters’ faces and hid her own dirty secret! She’s the one who helped feed the drug mess that’s choking this county. She tossed pills around like candy, making things worse for everybody.
Debbie Hall is not a leader. She’s a bad seed through and through—sloppy, dishonest, and dangerous. She points fingers at everyone else while her own hands are covered in the same mud she claims to hate. She calls people idiots but can’t even tell the truth about herself.
Voters, wake up! Don’t let this toxic w**d take root in the county’s highest seat. A rotten seed only spreads more poison. It doesn’t grow strong trees that protect the garden—it chokes everything good and honest.
Debbie Hall lied. She got caught. She got put on four years of probation. She hid it. And now she wants your vote?
Throw this bad seed in the trash where it belongs. Floyd County deserves clean soil and honest leaders, not this sneaky, pill-slinging fraud trying to bloom in the dark.
The truth is out now, shining like the sun. Watch the w**d wither. Choose better. Choose truth

04/20/2026

Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure Reviewed Dr. Debra K. Hall, M.D.
License #32465 – Family Medicine –

Prestonsburg/Harold Area
In 2012 an anonymous complaint led the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure to investigate Dr. Debra K. Hall for possible improper prescribing of controlled substances.
Board consultant Dr. Surinder K. Kad reviewed 15 patient charts. His official report stated:
• Large quantities of controlled substances were prescribed.
• Full doses of stronger and weaker narcotics were given at the same time.
• No signed pain-management contracts were documented.
• Periodic KASPER reports and urine drug screens were not clearly recorded.
• Early refills occurred without notes explaining why.
• Possible side effects (sleepiness, confusion, falls) were not fully addressed in the charts.
• Acetaminophen doses were excessive, risking liver harm.
• Prescriptions were filled at multiple pharmacies with no clear follow-up.
Dr. Kad concluded:
“Dr. Debra Hall has engaged in conduct which departs from or fails to conform to the standards of acceptable and prevailing medical practice within the Commonwealth of Kentucky… gross incompetence… The way the chronic pain management practice is being run by Dr. Hall… constitutes a danger to the health, welfare, and safety of the physician’s patients or the general public.”
On August 5, 2013 the Board and Dr. Hall signed an Interim Agreed Order. While the full investigation continued, Dr. Hall agreed to:
• Keep a numbered, detailed controlled-substances log open for Board inspection.
• Complete a clinical skills assessment at CPEP (Colorado).
• Finish a “Prescribing Controlled Drugs” course within six months.
• Pay all review costs.
• Face possible immediate complaint or emergency order if she violated any term.
These are the exact words and findings on file with the Commonwealth of Kentucky. No final discipline was issued in these pages. The order was interim only.
Voters of Kentucky deserve the full record.
Read the original documents yourself. Ask: When a doctor’s prescribing raises red flags about patient safety and community risk, what should the public know before choosing who represents them?
Paid for by concerned citizens who believe in open government and safe medicine.
(References: KBML File IA01-64, Consultant Report dated May 2, 2013, Interim Agreed Order filed August 5, 2013.)

04/20/2026

Floyd County, the veil is thinning.
For years, the opioid crisis has claimed our neighbors, our families—shadows that linger in empty homes and hollowed lives. Debbie Hall has been a major contributor to this storm. Point blank, she lied.
I hold the proof in hand.
The full unveiling drops shortly.
Watch. Reflect. Demand the truth that heals.

04/14/2026

I’m just going to leave this here for now…

12/24/2022

Guys we’ve had two ppl end up being pulled back out of 1750 since just this morning trying to come pick up smoked meat and cheese trays and Christmas dinners, if anyone else is going to attempt it please understand the road doesn’t look like a road in town right now it is covered in ice and yes 4x4 will still slide here and there we’d rather y’all be safe than come get food that can be transferred to later dates that are safer for everyone, with that being said of you choose to do so please pay attention to the big curve about 1.1 mile up and go slow

12/23/2022

Guys alot of ppl are calling and messaging about their Christmas Dinners being canceled and postponed due to incoming weather and spike in sickness as stated before those are non refundable but 100% transferable to future dates up to 6 months