MAHA leader open to working with Democrats who won't fight RFK Jr.
Topics: Health Policy & RFK Jr.
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- The Hill reports: “A top leader in the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement said he is willing to work with Democrats if they share his vision, after Republicans were trounced out of power in Tuesday’s midterm …”
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