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RFK Jr. Hearing- Medicare & Medicaid in peril. Tyranny can be stopped. Aquino talks ICE and more.

  • Jan 30, 2025
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Trump's tyranny can be opposed and stopped. Neil Aquino discusses ICE in Houston and much more. RFK Jr.'s hearing makes clear that Medicare and Medicaid are in danger.

The post RFK Jr. Hearing- Medicare & Medicaid in peril. Tyranny can be stopped. Aquino talks ICE and more. appeared first on Politics Done Right.

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