Satire: 'MAHA' Voter Expresses Disappointment That Her Children Survived RFK Jr.'s Health Policies
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The Onion Staff
Summary
A satirical article from The Onion about a fictional "Make America Healthy Again" voter who feels betrayed that her children are still alive, because she expected RFK Jr.'s health policies (vaccine skepticism, anti-fluoridation, etc.) to harm them. The piece mocks extreme political loyalty and the disconnect between campaign rhetoric and reality.
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I feel betrayed by the continued survival of my own children.
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