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Jim Sheehan, owner of Wydaho Roasters in Idaho, has defended his decision to eject a pro-life group from his coffee shop, stating that their agenda does not align with his values. The incident has led to significant backlash, including death threats against Sheehan and his wife. He later expressed regret over a comparison he made between the group and the Ku Klux Klan.
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Jim Sheehan, owner of Wydaho Roasters in Idaho, has defended his decision to eject a pro-life group from his coffee shop, stating that their agenda does not align with his values. The incident has led to significant backlash, including death threats against Sheehan and his wife. He later expressed regret over a comparison he made between the group and the Ku Klux Klan.
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Idaho coffee shop owner defends ejecting pro-life group from his business after backlash
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