How a MAHA leader turned and torched the White House
Summary
Calley Means, who resigned from his senior adviser role late last month, has publicly accused former White House officials—especially Susie Wiles—of undermining President Donald Trump’s Make America Healthy Again agenda. He says he is speaking out because of the agenda’s importance; the White House says the administration has made extensive progress, while the effects of the dispute on policy remain unclear.Key Facts
- Means made allegations about former White House officials on a podcast, in a television interview, and in posts on X.
- Means has accused former chief of staff Susie Wiles and former deputy chief of staff James Blair of wrongdoing.
- Means urged Wiles and others to preserve potentially relevant records and communications.
- A spokesperson for the White House said the administration has achieved extensive victories for the MAHA agenda.
- The article says MAHA leaders have raised concerns about limited progress on healthy foods and pesticide use.
- Means said incoming chief of staff Stephen Miller supports the MAHA agenda.
- Means previously worked as a consultant to beverage and drug industries and co-founded Truemed, which helps people use health savings account funds for wellness equipment.
- Means and his sister, Casey Means, co-wrote the book "Good Energy" and have advocated against chronic disease.
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