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Gov. Bevin makes statement on sexual misconduct by legislators

Statement from Gov. Matt Bevin:

FRANKFORT, KY (Sat Nov. 4, 2017: at 3:50pmCT ) - "These alleged actions, which haven’t been denied, are reprehensible, indefensible and unacceptable. Any elected official or state employee who has settled a sexual harassment claim should resign immediately," said Gov. Bevin. "The people of Kentucky deserve better. We appropriately demand a high level of integrity from our leaders, and will tolerate nothing less in our state."



Related: The statement above by Gov. Bevin appears to be in response to recent allegations (House Speaker Jeff Hoover secretly settled sexual harassment claim by staffer, sources say in the Courier Journal) against the Speaker of the House of Representatives. But yesterday the Lexington Herald carried this story: Jeff Hoover has ‘full support’ of House Republicans despite sexual harassment claim


This story was posted on 2017-11-04 16:45:29
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