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Top MAHA adviser Calley Means resigns from White House days ahead of midterms

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Briefings

A top MAHA adviser to the Trump administration resigned less than two weeks before a midterm election, potentially signaling a referendum on the movement. Calley Means, who previously served as a close adviser to health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., confirmed his departure to STAT, with the Wall Street Journal reporting the news.

Key points

• Calley Means resigned from the White House as a top MAHA adviser to the Trump administration.
• The resignation occurred less than two weeks before a midterm election that may serve as a referendum on the MAHA movement.

Context

The MAHA movement advocates for a 'Make America Healthy Again' agenda, and this event marks a significant shift in leadership within the movement prior to a critical election cycle.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single confirmed resignation; the specific impact of the resignation on the movement's future remains uncertain.

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