'We're Getting Soft': Governor Criticizes Cold Weather School Closings
Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said America is "getting soft" after hearing that some schools were closing in the Louisville area as bitter cold moved into his state.
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Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin said America is "getting soft" after hearing that some schools were closing in the Louisville area as bitter cold moved into his state.
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