The Cincinnati Post reports:
A Covington school board member is speaking out against the effort of the state's highest law enforcement officer to unseat him.
Paul Mullins, elected to the Covington school board in November, planned a statement this morning outside the Covington headquarters of the Lunsford/Stumbo campaign slate, on which Kentucky Attorney General Greg Stumbo is running for lieutenant governor.
On March 22, Stumbo filed suit in Kenton Circuit Court to have Mullins removed from office.
The issue is that at the time of his election, Mullins drove a bus for Covington schools and did not give up that job until about a month after the November election...
[Covington Superintendent Jack Moreland] said Mullins has acknowledged publicly that a school board employee told him before the election that he would need to resign as a bus driver before the election.
"Paul Mullins is a good man, I hate that this all happened the way that it did," Moreland said.
And this from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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