Weekly Wins: A Heartening Free Speech Ruling, a New American Food Label, and Texas Removes Junk Food From SNAP
There were more MAHA wins this past week, including a massive victory for free speech.
But first, Caitlin Sinclair’s MAHA Minute, released every Friday across all of MAHA Action’s social media channels.
A Massive Victory for Free Speech
Under the Biden administration, social media platforms routinely censored content related to Covid-19. In Murthy v. Missouri, Attorneys General of Missouri and Louisiana sued the administration and several federal health agencies that conspired with social media companies to enact such censorship.
As we wrote in The MAHA Report earlier in the week, the Attorneys General won their suit. The new decree bars the U.S. Surgeon General, CDC, and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) from pressuring platforms for the purposes of censoring, suppressing or curating content.
New Label for American Food
To celebrate Agriculture Day, the White House launched a “Product of USA” label. The new label will be used for all meat, poultry and egg products derived from animals born, raised, harvested, and processed in the USA.
To be eligible for the label, a single-ingredient animal product must contain meat from an animal born, raised, slaughtered, and processed in the United States. For multi-ingredient products, every component, preparation, and processing step must originate in or take place in the USA.
Texas Ends Junk Food Subsidies
Beginning in April, Texas will officially ban the use of junk food in the SNAP program. “Removing highly processed food from SNAP is an important step in solving America’s chronic disease crisis,” HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said. “Families in Texas will now have more access to affordable, real food.”
Senator Ron Johnson Admits to a Lapse in Transparency During the Pandemic
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) released some 2,000 pages of HHS documents, alleging that the Biden administration withheld critical information regarding a “serious safety concern” tied to the Pfizer Covid-19 booster.
According to the Senator, federal officials identified the risks as early as November 2022 but failed to issue an immediate public warning. Johnson detailed the findings in an extensive letter to Secretary Kennedy, framing the discovery as a significant lapse in transparency and public health accountability.
This is an awesome report.
As I have been saying for at least 30 years: There is only one reason to censor or silence anyone, which is that you are lying and they are not, and allowing them to speak freely will expose you as the liar you are. And for sure, during Covid, pretty much everything we were told by "the authorities" about Covid and everything having to do with Covid, including and especially about the nonvaccine "vaccines," was a lie - an intentional lie.