Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Thursday there is no place for antisemitism in the state after a Republican state lawmaker expounded on the sexual habits of Jewish women during a legislative debate, a monologue several Jewish groups characterized as “bizarre.” The governor did not specify the target of his comments but spoke in general terms on social media after the third recent instance of remarks by GOP lawmakers that were widely condemned as antisemitic. “There is no place for antisemitism in Kentucky,” the Democratic governor wrote on his official Twitter account.
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Kentucky governor: No place for antisemitism in Kentucky
