Kennedy’s not Progressives’ friend. 3 programs expire. Huge Medical strike. AOC on hypocrisy.

Robert Kennedy Jr., in shifting strategy, proves he’s no friend. AOC calls out GOP’s hypocrisy on Bowden. Healthcare workers are going on strike. Three needed programs are allowed to expire.

Kennedy’s not Progressives’ friend.

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