Caitlin Sinclair

This movement has ways to go, but think about how much headway we've already made just from people posting things online.

And now having that one disruptor, Secretary Kennedy, that's in office, thanks to Donald Trump, of course, that's making some great headways with the farmers.

He just announced $7 billion going to regenerative farming, which is the future.

Right?

Food supply.

What's in our food supply?

Why are young people basically allergic to air?

Everyone is gluten-free, nut-free, can't even step outside, right?

Can't have alcohol.

People are sober curious and we love that, but our young people can't drink anymore because they're so unhealthy that they can't handle the extra levels of inflammation.

That wasn't happening with our parents' generation and our grandparents' generation.

They were like chain smoking, doing whatever they wanted, right?

And it's so hard for the young moms.

And this is what I think this movement's all about, right?

I think both sides right now, the left and the right, are whining.

They're like, where are the women?

What happened to the women?

Why didn't they show up to vote?

And the answer, in my opinion, my humble opinion, is because you did not meet the women where they are right now, the young mothers where they are, which is in the kitchen, in the doctor's offices, trying to find healthy lunches for their kids.

Meet them where they are, which is MAHA.