RFK Jr. backs work mandates, waivers for food benefits program in red state as part of MAHA mission

Martinsburg, WV – The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, Robert F. Kennedy, the son, on Friday in the east of West Virginia, where the governor of the state Patrick Morris signed the first intentions to obtain exemptions to allow the mountainous state to get rid of soda from the sudden eligibility.

“We have a general health crisis in this country, and unfortunately, West Virginia tops the road,” said Kennedy, surrounded by children and local population at a Catholic school in Martinsburg. Moressy also signed prominent legislation prohibiting food dyes in Western Virginia to support the “Make American Healthy Again” agenda.

“I am very grateful to the Governor Morisi for his leadership leadership and obtaining West Virginia to lead the road to moving from processed foods. When my uncle was president, 3 % of Americans were a chronic disease, and we spent zero dollars on a chronic disease in this country. [for it]”

Kennedy claimed, in contrast, that the government is spending more on the health issues of Americans more than the entire defense budget.

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He said that congress usually discusses how to pay the costs of these increasing costs, and not how to eliminate health risks and regular issues that lead to collective health described by Americans.

Moressy Kennedy praised the ceremony, noting that it was proven that the “Maha” movement started here in West Virginia. ” HB 2354 signed on Monday, which prohibits the preservative hydroxyyezole, as well as food dyes, from schools, starting from August and for the General Sale, starting in 2028.

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“We are cleaning our foods, encouraging exercise, and re -feeding to Snap. I am committed to seeing Secretary Kennedy to America and raising health standards here in Mountain.”

Moressy is also planning to implement work requirements for most of the Snap beneficiaries, noting that the applicants who suffer from physical should work-set the last arrangement in West Virginia in the work of the workforce as a justification.

Senator Jason Barrett, R-Martinsburg, who also helped lead to lead food dye legislation in Charleston, Kennedy for his leadership at the federal level on the issue of food deterioration and health.

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“Our country owes you to do so.”

Barrett said that when he and Del Ivan Warrell, Rarburville, began working to prohibit food dye and other legislation, they were warned that special interests of food and drinks will come politically.

My response to “Great Food” and “Great Drink” is: Great – Western Virginia people deserve it. “