President Donald Trump’s signature “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is now threatening to undermine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) mission after concerns of inadequate returns and the fallout from Medicaid. It seems that a law intended to cut costs might actually entrench the very medical establishment Kennedy is trying to challenge, all thanks to some newly proposed student loan caps.
Kennedy has been very vocal about his MAHA mission, believing that America’s medical schools are stuck in “groupthink.” He argues they often ignore the real reasons people are getting sicker, like our diet, chemicals we’re exposed to, and how little exercise we get. He’s all about prevention-focused, nutrition-centered strategies, and he recently adopted the slogan “Eat Real Food,” even endorsing a Super Bowl ad featuring Mike Tyson to promote healthy eating.
