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MAHA moms threaten to turn this car around as RFK Jr. flips on pesticide

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The Make America Health Again movement is in conflict after RFK Jr., its founder, supported an executive order increasing glyphosate production, a pesticide they oppose. This move has disappointed members like Vani Hari, who expected the administration to prioritize public health over corporate interests. Content creators should note the potential for internal backlash when leaders take positions that contradict their core movement's values.

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