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<p>The Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign has a public Slack channel—and they don’t seem to care who joins it.</p>
<p>They probably should.</p>
<p>The <a href="https://twitter.com/people4kennedy/status/1672985993073537028?s=20">link is being shared</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/sophiaerik/status/1657438604363284480?s=20">on Twitter</a>. It doesn’t have any barriers to entry. And they texted an invite—accidentally, it seems—to a Daily Beast reporter.</p>
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The Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign has a public Slack channel—and they don’t seem to care who joins it.
They probably should.
The link is being shared on Twitter. It doesn’t have any barriers to entry. And they texted an invite—accidentally, it seems—to a Daily Beast reporter.