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CNN's Mike Rowe: Banning Flags Won't Do Anything On Racism
Mike Rowe is the host of CNN’s Somebody’s Gotta Do It – a show about the unique jobs that someone has to do. Maybe CNN should do a spin-off show called Someone’s Gotta Educate Them keeping Rowe as its host. With his many tweets and Facebook posts that have gone viral – usually telling people why and how they are wrong – it would be another perfect show for him.
Rowe has educated the public on the Navy Seabees, having a strong work ethic, why someone would vote republican, why hard work is important…and now he can add schooling liberals on the history of the Confederate Flag. Many take to Rowe’s Facebook page to ask his thoughts on many things – including whatever controversy happens to be the hot topic at the time. Just the other day, someone asked Rowe about his stance on the confederate flag and why those who like the flag shouldn’t be labeled racists.
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