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Governor Tony Evers Talks Pandemic, George Floyd

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Medicaid expansion could have helped suffering communities of color, Evers says

In the wake of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Gov. Tony Evers discusses what that means for the people of Wisconsin who share concerns about racial inequity in policing. As the state opens up, the governor also talks about how Wisconsinites should prepare for the summer under the COVID-19 pandemic.

05/29/2020

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