Gov. Kemp: MLB 'caved to fear' over voting bill
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp criticized Major League Baseball (MLB) over its decision to move its All-Star Game from Georgia over a sweeping voting bill he signed into law last month. (April 3)
Gov. Kemp: MLB 'caved to fear' over voting bill
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