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5/29 - JMN IN-DEPTH - Former US Rep. Joe Cunningham After Congress
In a memorable wrap to that part of his political career, former US Rep. Joe Cunningham (D-SC, 2019-2021) raised a beer to Congress in his farewell speech from the House floor. He shares that story, and shares how his career went from law, to legislation, to his current advocacy for Big Pharma reform.
