Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear Hanged In Effigy By Gun Protestors
The day before Memorial Day 2020, a group of gun protestors rallied outside of the home of Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear demanding the right to celebrate the Second Amendment. During their rally, they hanged an effigy of him, which bore a sign that read “sic semper tyrannis” meaning thus always to tyrants.
The group of around 100 people, who gathered outside the governor’s mansion at the state capitol in Frankfort, called their event a ‘Second Amendment rally,’ meant to inspire people “about what it really means to be FREE.” While the gathering began as a celebration of constitutional rights, it quickly converted into a bashing of Gov. Beshear and his coronavirus restrictions.
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Pastor Cliff Christman was also present and blasted, “This has been one of the biggest shams in world history. Grown men have been hiding in (their) homes nearly wetting their pants over this invisible enemy that nobody sees. Where is it at? Let it come out and face us. I serve the one true and living God who conquers all enemies. Why should we give our freedom and our liberties up for such fear (and) propaganda and all the garbage that is coming out of Frankfort today?”
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