Isn't it ironic that Susie Wiles is now the fall guy for MAHA failing to deliver on its promises and yet health policy is in the hands of the HHS secretary not the WH? Well legally speaking that is. But the irony doesn't end there, RFK continues to worship the ground she walks on despite her being the Grinch that stole Christmas from Maha, what are we missing here?
Isn't it also strange that Calley Means decided to resign and "spill the beans" just after the mid-terms; and then go on to tell people via X that "this time RFK and DJT will surely get it done" when they had two years with a republican controlled Congress and didn't do squat but now with a hostile democrat controlled Congress they will definitely do it! 😂 Why do people keep falling for these lies and defend people that have already proven where their real loyalties lie or how incompetent they are or both?
They've been disappointments, but there are some accomplishments:
I wouldn't consider these wins when measured against what they campaigned on especially RFK jr. He wrote a whole book on Fauci and Gates' agenda but didn't do much in pushing for repealing problematic parts of the prep act that give big pharma liability shields under a eua scenario, taking the clot shots off the market, doing the gold science study he promised on vaccine safety which would pave the way for elimination of vaccine mandates across the board and really gutting the FDA and CDC.
Food pyramid was always bonkers and didn't need RFK to prove that, the dyes could have been dealt with via a class action suit, as for the bureaucracy you say was purged please do refresh my memory as I don't recall any significant headcount reductions at HHS,FDA, NIH or CDC. I probably missed that one
I didn't know Susie Wiles was considered a fall guy for MAHA.
I thought they replaced her with Stephen Miller to trigger the Dems even more and to signal a combative approach
If you have time, watch the latest Calley Means interview on Rogan. He basically blamed Wiles for everything maha failed to deliver on. WSJ has also been putting out headlines and stories somewhat leaning in the same direction. See exhibits below