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Bevin - Kentucky should remove Jefferson Davis Statue

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Well...Clay Travis has an interesting take on this subject. It can't be posted here but I'll be surprised if he keeps his job after his article.

 

I just read that a few minutes ago. I think I actually agree with a lot of what he said. Somewhat shocking to read something from him where he isn't (doing something that we all know Clay Travis to do, but apparently can't be written here.)

Edited by Jumper_Dad

First , did Clay Davis even think before he put this online? "How will this effect my job?"

 

How does this get onto FoxSports? And how do they allow that laungage?

Shockingly democratic Louisville Metro Councilman Tom Owens feels the statue of Davis in the Capitol and the Confederate Memorial at UofL both should not be removed. It was on the WDRB last night but a google search should find it.

 

I favor moving both to historical sites rather than leaving where they are or blowing them up (or getting rid of in some other fashion). Like them or not, both have historical relevance to the state's history and shouldn't be forgotten about.

I don't recall a flag or a statue killing anyone. :ohbrother:

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