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Pa. lawmaker denies making homophobic slurs as calls for his resignation grow

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Pennsylvania state representative Aaron Bernstine denied allegations that he used a homophobic slur against colleague Malcolm Kenyatta during a bar altercation. Bernstine characterized the accusation as a political attack.

Allegations that Rep. Aaron Bernstine called Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta a slur during a Tuesday altercation at a Harrisburg bar are false, he said.

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