Top health adviser and MAHA ally quits Trump admin
Summary
Calley Means, a health adviser known for supporting the MAHA agenda in President Trump’s administration, resigned two weeks before the midterm elections. Means cited frustration with slow food policy changes and mentioned respect for President Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s efforts to improve health guidelines and reduce harmful food additives.Key Facts
- Calley Means resigned from his senior adviser position in the Trump administration.
- He was a leading supporter of the MAHA agenda, which focuses on health and food policy reforms.
- Means expressed frustration with slow progress on food policies, especially pesticide use.
- He praised President Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for their vision for change.
- The administration has worked to update dietary guidelines and remove artificial food additives.
- The government banned using food stamps (SNAP benefits) for sugary drinks under this effort.
- Conflict arose after President Trump issued an executive order to boost production of the weed killer glyphosate.
- Means’ sister, Casey, was nominated for surgeon general but the Senate stalled her confirmation, leading to her nomination being withdrawn.
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