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Throwback to 2020 when Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said the state will require people who attended in-person Easter Sunday church services to quarantine for 14 days. Andy Beshear wants to be your next president, and if he ever gets the chance, he'll stomp all over Christian values and tell...

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