politics
February 21, 2026
MAHA Moms Threaten to Turn This Car Around as RFK Jr. Flips on Pesticide
MAHA members call movement a 'sham' after Kennedy supports glyphosate order.

TL;DR
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr., founder of Make America Health Again (MAHA), backed President Trump's executive order to increase domestic glyphosate production.
- MAHA members and allies, including 'Food Babe' Vani Hari, expressed outrage and felt betrayed by Kennedy's stance, as the movement previously opposed glyphosate.
- Trump's executive order invokes the Defense Production Act to boost glyphosate production, aiming to reduce US reliance on imports from China.
- Kennedy defended the order, stating it enhances national security by safeguarding the food supply from hostile actors controlling critical inputs.
- Fallout from the decision includes concerns about electoral liabilities, with some MAHA organizers questioning their ability to rally support.
- MAHA followers and influencers expressed feelings of being lied to, with some stating the movement has become a 'sham'.
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