"There are some who want to erect a wall between people of faith and public service. I want to tear down that wall! There are problems government can never solve unless we speak to the hearts of the people. It’s true that the role of a pastor is different from someone in public service, but the two roles should work hand in glove for the benefit of the community."
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Kimberly Hahn: Wife, Mother, Author—and Local Politician (June 14, 2016)
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