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The state's Republican candidate for governor continues to be pressed on his stance on abortion.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron participated in a conversation with Spectrum News One last night.

Spectrum says Governor Andy Beshear was also invited, but that he declined to participate.

Cameron was asked if he supports exceptions to Kentucky's Human Life Protection Act, which makes abortion illegal even in the case of rape and incest.

He once again said he would sign an abortion bill that had those exceptions if Kentucky was required to change its law.

Cameron then talked about needing stiff penalties for people who abuse minors.

I know a lot of this has originated because Andy Beshear has put on an ad on television.

And look, if you have seen the ad, there's a young lady that is sharing her story.

And I appreciate I know she was sharing that story with me in this statewide ad, and I appreciate her sharing it with me.

I cannot comprehend just how traumatic that experience was.

I think that if someone harms a child, if someone sexually assaults a child, then we need to put them under the jail.

And as attorney general and as the next governor of the commonwealth of Kentucky, I'm going to make that abundantly clear that we won't tolerate adults who take advantage of and abuse our minors.

We're going to put them under the jail.

And I will make sure to lead the charge with our legislature to fight for our children.

The Kentucky Democratic Party responded to Cameron in a statement.

Quote, Daniel Cameron responded to a rape survivor last night and told her and her fellow survivors that a court of law would have to force him to support exceptions for rape and incest.

Cameron stance on Kentucky's current law is clear.

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