Former Director of MAHA Implementation @HHSGov, Former Executive Director of @SEA_Labor, Owner of Calamo Press. Author of "How to Bag a RINO."
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Does this help clear things up @rxrega? Calley has strangely been silent on this clear conflict of interest. Maybe he will be asked by someone on his current podcast tour.
Dr. Weiler is a very nice guy but hopelessly naive. He is the qanon equivalent for RFK. RFK may have delivered on absolutely nothing but trust the plan, he is playing 4d chess.
So Calley takes the easy road by kicking a woman while she is down. Real courageous! Dr. Hatfill and I called out the problem while we are at HHS and immediately after we were fired (by RFK’s cos Stefanie Spear, not Susie Wiles).
We continue to wait on Calley Means to call out Stefanie Spear. He knows she is the real source of the problem at HHS and with RFK but this will block his access to RFK (which he craves). This is why he first worked out of the WH instead of HHS.
So for him to say that RFK will finally deliver for MAHA is laughable. He is trying to placate MAHA to keep them at bay the next two years. Don’t fall for it.
There’s a revolution happening in the Trump administration right now.
I am shocked about who I am hearing from - senior leaders throughout the government who are ready to take off the shackles and get BIG things done for the American people - which is what @StephenM and @POTUS want.
I can’t stress this enough: some of President Trump and RFK’s strongest campaign promises deal with institutional reform that democrats ran on too - not innately partisan issues.
Don’t let the media talk us down. We can get BIG things done in the next year - and Americans want that.
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Grassroots MAHA activists need to stop falling for this and stop wasting our time trying to change Washington.
We can get actual revolutionary change done at the state and local level. Idaho just banned medical mandates, thanks to local activists who ignored the crooks and clowns in Washington and got engaged in their community.
