A senior adviser to the Health and Human Services secretary and a key figure in the Make America Healthy Again movement has resigned from the Trump administration, citing frustrations over stalled progress on the initiative’s food-related policies. The departure occurs just days before the midterm elections, raising questions about the movement’s momentum and the administration’s ability to advance its health-focused agenda. Reports suggest internal disagreements may have contributed to the decision, leaving supporters of the MAHA platform to reassess its future direction. The timing of the resignation adds to speculation about how the political landscape could impact ongoing health and nutrition policies.
Calley Means, a senior adviser to Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and an outspoken advocate for the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, resigned from the Trump administration Thursday, reportedly amid frustrations over delays in the MAHA food agenda. Means’s departure less than two weeks before the midterm elections comes amid...
