AOC says she’s aligned with MAHA advocates on some policies
“We do have extraordinary corruption in our agricultural system, in our big corporate system as well, you know. “And I think that the media has just as much of a misogynistic blind spot as anywhere else. The poll results showed that 75% of people believe there’s not enough regulation on food additives, 64% believe there’s not enough pesticide regulations, and only 36% trust the EPA and FDA to operate without outside influence.
- ▪“We do have extraordinary corruption in our agricultural system, in our big corporate system as well, you know.
- ▪“And I think that the media has just as much of a misogynistic blind spot as anywhere else.
- ▪The poll results showed that 75% of people believe there’s not enough regulation on food additives, 64% believe there’s not enough pesticide regulations, and only 36% trust the EPA and FDA to operate without outside influence.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) tied distrust in the nation’s healthcare system on the Left to the Make America Healthy Again movement in an interview on Thursday, saying she doesn’t think the MAHA movement is partisan.“I actually meet with MAHA activists, I work with MAHA advocates because a lot of them really don’t believe that their fight is partisan, and it’s not, in many ways,” Ocasio-Cortez said. “We do have extraordinary corruption in our agricultural system, in our big corporate system as well, you know.
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