MAHA sees Paxton as ‘warrior’ for its cause: Gabrielle Etzel
Gabrielle Etzel highlighted Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton as a key figure for the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement. She noted that Paxton has initiated investigations into major food companies regarding the safety of their ingredients. MAHA insiders believe his actions will significantly influence health-related issues in the Senate.
- ▪Gabrielle Etzel described Ken Paxton as a 'warrior' for the MAHA movement.
- ▪Paxton has opened investigations into companies like Mars and Kellogg for food safety.
- ▪MAHA insiders are excited about Paxton's investigation into Lululemon over toxic chemicals.
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Washington Examiner healthcare reporter Gabrielle Etzel said Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has pursued efforts and investigations aligned with the Make America Healthy Again movement, seeing him as a “warrior” for their cause in the U.S. Senate. “Members of the Make America Healthy Again movement really see Paxton as a warrior for their cause,” Etzel said on the Scott Jennings Show on Wednesday. “As attorney general, he has opened investigations into Mars, Kellogg, General Mills, baby food makers for the ingredients they’re putting into their food and whether or not they’re safe.” Recommended Stories Graham Platner leads Susan Collins by 9 points in Maine Senate race: Poll Cruz warns Republicans shouldn’t take Texas Senate race for granted Cornyn’s blowout loss exposes polling…
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