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E&E News: Food industry lines up behind House bill to deflect RFK Jr.

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By Amanda Chu Verified
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Manufacturers of ultraprocessed food are lobbying representatives to back a draft bill by Florida Republican Kat Cammack that would limit new regulations. GREENWIRE | The largest food industry association is trying to leverage voter frustrations with the cost of their groceries to convince lawmakers to limit Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s push to regulate ultraprocessed food.
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Maine’s pandemic leader eyes its governor’s office

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By Amanda Chu Verified, Kelly Hooper Verified, Sophie Gardner Verified
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With help from Carmen Paun Nirav Shah, shown here when he was director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention during the pandemic, is running for governor of Maine. | Robert F. Bukaty/AP FROM CDC TO GOVERNOR’S MANSION? Over the past few years, some state health officials at the forefront of the Covid-19 pandemic response have endured an onslaught of blowback — mostly from the right — over measures like lockdowns, school closures and vaccine requirements.
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RFK Jr.’s movement was supposed to save the GOP’s majorities. It’s not even in the game.

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By Amanda Chu Verified
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MAHA groups have endorsed just one Republican, freshman Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett, in a battleground House district so far, ignoring the rest of the competitive races that will determine control of the chamber. In the Senate, where Republicans need to defend seats in Alaska, Iowa, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas, MAHA hasn’t backed anyone, much less provided money or grassroots support.
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