In a regulatory move stirring controversy, the advocacy group Food Fight USA is spearheading efforts to introduce legislation in Florida and West Virginia modeled after a California law passed earlier this year. The initiative, which critics describe as “nanny-state” regulation, seeks to ban certain food dyes—a measure proponents claim aligns with the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda championed by President Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. However, detractors argue it represents a covert attempt by Democrats to impose progressive policies on conservative states.
Food Fight USA founder Todd Wagner, in conjunction with Democrat activist Vani Hari, who goes by “Food Babe” online, recently held a joint press conference at the Florida Capitol on March 13, 2025, rallying support for Florida House Bill 641, “Food Additives” and Senate Bill 764, “Food…
