Tommy Vietor

Destroying anything in his way.

Maha, the RFK Jr., obviously he like exploded into

consciousness into popularity by demagoguing vaccines, primarily the COVID pandemic supercharged everything that he was doing.

But there was a part of Maha that is totally reasonable, right?

It's like healthier foods, less processed foods, fewer chemicals in what we're eating, you know, like thinking more about like what we're feeding kids, like all of that is eminently reasonable.

And

I have tons of friends, I'm sure you do too, who were like Maha curious and were like, well, why are you critical of this RFK guy?

What's wrong with any of this, right?

It becomes a complicated conversation.

But it was always obvious that as a political matter and as a political coalition, there was going to be tension between sincere Maha and Trump's

pro-corporation deregulation agenda, getting rid of the EPA, things like that.

You saw this explode recently where they gave this sweetheart legal deal to the folks who make Roundup, which is this big weed killer that a lot of Maha folks absolutely hate because they think it's like the cancer.

Are you hearing anything about Maha these days?

Is there anger or opportunity for Democrats?

This is the only thing you can take when you're pregnant for pain relief and to suddenly take that away from women and then say, and by the way, you're at fault if your children has a medical problem because you took that.

That is so cruel.

Extraordinary development.

Yeah, bills come and do later.

I have a couple more things and I'll get the hell out of your office.

So we've been talking about the midterms.