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Top adviser to Kennedy resigns from Trump administration
Means, a key advocate for the “Make America Healthy Again” movement, had grown frustrated with a lack of progress on his policy goals, a source familiar with his departure said.
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All three outlets center Calley Means’s resignation from a Trump health-adviser role and tie it to frustration with the pace of the MAHA agenda. Axios is the most explicit about the timing and political significance, saying it came two weeks before the midterm elections and pointing to discontent among the MAHA base. NBC News frames him as a key advocate for Kennedy’s health push, while The Independent alone quotes Means’s own resignation post saying the movement is “just getting started.”
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