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School Board Candidate Sparks OUTRAGE With Nazi Defense
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4:55Now PlayingA candidate for an Indiana school board, Matt Keefer, declared not all Nazis were bad when responding to a question about 'indoctrination' in schools. John Iadarola and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Damage Report.
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Indiana School Board Candidate Defends Nazis As Not All 'Bad'
"An Indiana anesthesiologist running for a chair on his local school board is under fire after declaring that “all Nazis weren’t ‘bad’” in a Facebook post.
Matt Keefer, who is running for a spot on the Zionsville school board located northwest of Indianapolis, was responding to a question about “indoctrination” in schools when he made the controversial comments, according to a screengrab of the post circulating on social media and obtained by Indianapolis station WTHR.
“Can they also teach students that all Nazis are bad?’” he was asked.
“All Nazis weren’t ‘bad’ as you specify. They did horrible things. They were in a group frenzy in both cases you site [sic],” his response reads. “Who is to say if we were both there in the same place and same time, that we wouldn’t have done the same thing.”"
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