Kentucky governor’s coronavirus briefing interrupted by protesters chanting ‘we want to work’

By Andrew Mark Miller

Published April 16, 2020 5:06pm ET

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Kentucky governor’s coronavirus briefing interrupted by protesters chanting ‘we want to work’ — Protesters in Kentucky disrupted a coronavirus briefing by the state’s governor with chants of “we want to work.” About 100 people showed up on the lawn of the Kentucky State Capitol chanting slogans such as “we want to work” and “facts over fear,” which could be heard throughout Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s briefing on Wednesday, […]

Protesters in Kentucky disrupted a coronavirus briefing by the state’s governor with chants of “we want to work.”

About 100 people showed up on the lawn of the Kentucky State Capitol chanting slogans such as “we want to work” and “facts over fear,” which could be heard throughout Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear’s briefing on Wednesday, according to the Louisville Courier-Journal.

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