State -level accounts accept the MAHA RFK JR Mission: “He took Bobby”

At the state level, legislators are introduced by a wave of laws aimed at improving the priority advocated by the new Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “Make America again healthy” The platform, in some cases, citing the support of the new administration for these causes as the catalyst of their efforts.

Arizona, Kansas and Utah are examples of the state. The move is aimed at banning worthless foods like sweets and soda of school lunches Other food assistance programs, which Kennedy expressed support in the past. Others involved the efforts to get rid of these programs with ultra -treated food, certain additives and colors.

“It took Bobby to get into the position that something was happening now,” said Arizona Ambassador Leo Priasiucci during a press conference this month during which he presented HB 2164. The draft seeks to ban several foods and other addictives from the school lunch program in the state. “I can’t thank him enough for being a microphone … at a high level, to finally put reflectors on this.”

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Ambassador Jordan Redman, R-Idaho, has similarly published a new administration as the reason why he thought his new account was to remove sweets and soda from the federal An additional dietary assistance program, or Snap would be successful. The account, HB 109, would require the Idaho Ministry of Health and the benefit to seek federal renunciation to remove these items from Snap. Asked by a state -owned state lawmaker why he thinks he will be renounced to get rid of these food successful, Redman cited Trump’s administration that would be friendly to him.

“I think the chances are now greater with the new administration,” Redman said.

Wyoming, Kansas, Tennessee, Utah and Wyoming have introduced similar accounts aimed at reforming lunches for shooting and school lunches.

In addition to the legislature related to nutrition, several states also took steps to change their Vaccine rules. During Kennedy’s hearing to confirmation on Capitol Hill, he was routinely grilled because of his past skepticism towards vaccines. The new Secretary of the HHS spoke to the legislators at a time when he was not anti-split, but “security”.

About a dozen countries, including Arkansas, Connecticut, Indiana, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Texas, have introduced different changes.

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Some of the new laws that target the state rules of vaccines include the protection of immunization exemption, efforts to strengthen the transparency of the vaccine, revised requirements related to the application of the vaccine and the efforts that vaccine manufacturers are considered responsible for harmful side effects. Others prohibit all future mandates of the covid-19 vaccine related to education, work or travel, with some exception if the state legislation is able to make a new proposal for the law that requires vaccination for certain emergency emergency cases.

Meanwhile, accounts Fluor’s expulsion Public water systems are also introduced at the state level, another change of Kennedy has been promoted in the past.

While countries like Arkansas, Hawaii, New Hampshire, northern Dakota and others have taken steps to introduce laws that prevent fluoride from adding public water systems, other countries, such as Kentucky and Nebraska, considering the accounts that would be unpublished.

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At the federal level, the Senate of Make American Health Health Health Again, who was formed to support Kennedy’s agenda policy, allegedly saved the “Law Package” aimed at improving the diet and agricultural nation sector, Politico said.

“Maha MP is ready to work with Robert F. Kennedy JR,” the group’s official account said on Friday after Kennedy’s Senate Confirmation.