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Jensen continues defending comments comparing COVID restrictions to Nazi Germany

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Republican candidate for governor Scott Jensen continues defending his stance, as opponents blast him for comparing COVID regulations to the rise of Nazi Germany which resulted in the Holocaust. In audio provided by the campaign of Democratic incumbent Tim Walz, Jensen said at a Tuesday night event of the Republican Jewish Coalition, “What’s happened over […]

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Uproar continues over Jensen comments comparing COVID restrictions to Nazi Germany

Republican candidate for governor Scott Jensen is defending his comparing COVID regulations to the rise of the Nazis in Germany which resulted in the Holocaust.  Jensen in a Facebook video says he doesn’t believe he was insensitive — that he saw government policies incrementally “intruding on American freedoms… one piece at a time” and it’s […] The post Uproar continues over Jensen comments comparing COVID restrictions to Nazi Germany appeared first on Minnesota News Network.

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