Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey in a vow to help "Make America Healthy Again." MAHA advocate Calley Means discussed the significance of the moment.

Governor Patrick Morrisey will be joined Friday morning in Martinsburg by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., for announcements about the state's food dye legislation and proposed changes to SNAP.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared in West Virginia on Friday, March 28, to discuss the state's health initiatives with Governor Patrick Morrisey.. While on stage, the Health and Human Services Secretary made a few rude remarks at the governor's expense.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. brought his "Make America Healthy Again" agenda to West Virginia, where he publicly fat-shamed its governor, calling for public weigh-ins and saying he told Gov. Patrick Morrisey,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s quest to reshape food policy in America took him to an event here with the state’s Republican governor, who announced Friday his intent to seek the federal government’s help in barring the use of food stamps to buy soda.

Kennedy Jr. asked governors on Friday to follow West Virginia's lead and prohibit the use of SNAP benefits to purchase soda. If governors follow Kennedy's request, millions of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients could face new limits on what they can purchase.

US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined West Virginia’s governor, Patrick Morrisey, on Friday in declaring the latest front in their war on unhealthy foods.

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended the administration’s decision to cut 10,000 jobs at the department on Thursday, confirming that essential employees

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is defending massive layoffs at his department, saying front-line workers will be spared while he streamlines administrative functions.

The changes would reshape the nation’s health agencies and close regional offices.