The Center for American Progress has released a policy document aimed at attracting Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) voters to the Democratic Party for the 2028 presidential election. The document proposes reforms including labeling ultraprocessed foods and creating a National Institute of Nutrition. CAP President Neera Tanden noted that dissatisfaction with the Trump administration's promises presents an opportunity for Democrats. The proposal follows the resignation of Calley Means, a key MAHA figure, which has led to disappointment among activists.
Key facts
- CAP's document encourages Democrats to adopt food and nutrition reforms.
- Proposals include labeling ultraprocessed foods and creating a National Institute of Nutrition.
- Neera Tanden stated dissatisfaction with Trump creates opportunities for Democrats.
- The document follows Calley Means's resignation from the Trump administration.
- Less than half of Americans trust agriculture and public health agencies.
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