When Kentuckians make international news, it's not always our best look. Here's today's global item. Someone spray painted graffiti on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's front door at his Louisville home. Congress has been debating another "free money" stimulus package ranging between $600 and $2,000 per person. McConnell has resisted the higher payments. “WERES MY MONEY” 😳 A Kentucky political activist validates the state’s woeful education ranking. pic.twitter.com/70jdQO8Pqz— Terry Meiners (@terrymeiners) January 3, 2021 The day before Sen. McConnell's house was tagged, a San Francisco home belonging to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was vandalized. The California tagger appeared to spell everything correctly and use proper punctuation. Nancy Pelosi's home vandalized with graffiti, pig head: reports https://t.co/JpBHbWg079 pic.twitter.com/pcMR877vEj— New York Post (@nypost)
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Tag, you’re it. Is this the new normal?
Welcome to our compassionate city! We respect each other!" Walsh Construction company has completed its work on the $2.3 billion Ohio River Bridges project. Back in early May, the company agreed to scrub away graffiti for 90 days. That window is about to expire. Cleanup duties now fall onto the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Here are photos taken within the past 24 hours in the Spaghetti Junction area, around the adjacent skate park, and a few shots of defaced interstate signs. Generous taxpayers built new infrastructure. Uninvited "artists" soiled the new infrastructure. Who's in charge here? OPTICS: Louisville is an unclean cesspool. There are over 200 museums throughout the metro area where artists can display their genius. Public property belongs