Major Trump coalition frays as 'disillusioned' RFK Jr. adviser quits administration

A top ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. resigned from the Trump administration on Thursday, reportedly frustrated by White House delays on their food agenda.Calley Means was a senior adviser to Kennedy and worked in the White House to advance the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, and he confirmed his exit to the Wall Street Journal but declined to explain it.“I leave with tremendous respect for President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,” Means said. “This movement is in the first inning and just getting started.”Sources familiar with the matter told the Journal that Means was deeply frustrated that the White House had delayed some of Kennedy’s most popular ideas. He blamed others in the administration for letting food companies and special interests have too much influence, and one source described him as “disillusioned.”His departure follows the administration’s decision to hold off on two of Kennedy’s food priorities...