Democrats Slam Kennedy, Push Health Expansion
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Seven Democratic candidates for Wisconsin governor criticized the Make America Healthy Again policies and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior during a health forum in Madison. They debated insurance costs, BadgerCare public option, and food stamp restrictions. Candidates argued that these restrictions threaten personal freedoms and distract from real affordability issues. Nurses and former officials emphasized evidence-based health over skepticism, warning that rollbacks on childhood shots risk kids lives. With the primary approaching in August, candidates proposed bold plans like expanding BadgerCare buy-ins and cutting copays for chronic meds to address care shortages.
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