Working Families Party Backs Two Progressive Challengers
Clip: Season 2022 Episode 16 | 7m 51sVideo has Closed Captions
State Director Sochie Nnaemeka joins us to explain why, and what's ahead.
The New York Working Families Party is backing two progressive challengers to the Democratic establishment. State Director Sochie Nnaemeka joins us to explain why, and what's ahead.
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Working Families Party Backs Two Progressive Challengers
Clip: Season 2022 Episode 16 | 7m 51sVideo has Closed Captions
The New York Working Families Party is backing two progressive challengers to the Democratic establishment. State Director Sochie Nnaemeka joins us to explain why, and what's ahead.
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