Interview with Fred Mitch Linck, candidate for US Senate in Connecticut
Left Voice
June 13, 2018
As part of our goal of advancing working class political independence and class struggle, we interview Fred Linck, Socialist Action’s candidate for Connecticut Senate. Left Voice is committed to highlighting socialist candidates running independent of capitalist parties, despite our political differences.
Interview with Fred Mitch Linck, candidate for US Senate in Connecticut – YouTube
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