Former Trump Officials Clash Over Corruption Claims in Health Policy

A public feud between former Trump administration officials has erupted over corruption allegations in public health policy, exposing divisions within the Republican Party and the Make America Healthy Again movement after midterm losses. Calley Means accused former officials of catering to lobbyists. Means, a former adviser to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., alleged on Joe Rogan's podcast that Susie Wiles and James Blair prioritized special interests over health, with both denying the claims. The accusations come as voters cited corruption as a top issue in elections that gave Democrats control of Congress. The dispute highlights growing frustration among MAHA activists over unfulfilled policy promises, with some considering bipartisan alliances. Democrats may use the allegations for investigations, though supporting Kennedy complicates potential cooperation with MAHA supporters.