Man who hanged effigy of Kentucky governor fired from job A protester who participated in hanging an effigy of Kentucky’s governor at an armed rally on the State Capitol grounds has been fired from his jobLOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A protester who participated in hanging an effigy of Kentucky's governor at an armed rally on the State Capitol grounds has been fired from his job at an auto dealer. “I think what we saw was an act intended to create fear and terror.”The protester fired was identified by the Courier Journal as Terry Bush, president of the Kentucky 3 Percenters group. “He was fired because this governor is more important than the regular Joe out in this state trying to put food on their tables,” Patsy Bush told the newspaper Wednesday. The effigy was hanged in a tree near the State Capitol during what was billed as a protest rally in defense of constitutional rights, including the right to bear arms. “To be clear, I absolutely support the right for citizens to unite in protest and public gathering.

Source: ABC News May 27, 2020 17:40 UTC