Missouri Governor Insists on Sending Kids Back to School Amid COVID

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Missouri Governor Insists on Sending Kids Back to School Amid COVID

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson stated that children have to go back to school in the fall and that some of them will get COVID-19 but they will "get over it."

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