Staff Reports
The Food and Drug Administration has decided to ban artificial food dyes in America. You might be wondering, “Why now?” It’s because the political winds have shifted. With the new initiative led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., appointed by the people’s champion, President Donald Trump, there’s a move to make America healthy again. Finally, we’re seeing action to remove harmful substances from our food supply.
Kennedy’s plan to transition from petroleum-based dyes to natural alternatives should have happened ages ago. Kids today are consuming these dyes without parents knowing the potential risks. The FDA has known these dyes aren’t great, but they’ve done nothing for years. Now, under pressure from concerned parents and common-sense leaders, we see change. These synthetic dyes cover nearly every processed food in America, from cereals to snacks.
The left loves to talk about climate change and healthy living, so where have they been? There has been a glaring ignorance of this issue. Instead of acknowledging the risks of poor food quality, they’d rather distract with endless talk about regulation and control of other industries. But here we have a concrete action plan from the Trump administration aimed at making lives better. It seems only when President Trump brings it into focus do they start to care.
FDA Announces Major 'Make America Healthy Again' Shakeup https://t.co/921ZUqRno8
— Observing Time (@TimeObserving) April 22, 2025
Parents across the nation, regardless of political identity, have stood up for this issue. This speaks volumes about real bipartisan unity, not the fake kind liberals preach but never practice. Parents understand that the future of their kids is too important to be left in the hands of officials who only care about optics. It’s refreshing to witness our government working for the people’s well-being for once.
Will this mean companies have to change their ways? Sure, and it’s about time they did. Those who claim this is too much too soon seem okay with corporations keeping their profit margins at the expense of our kids’ health. We cannot afford more status quo inefficiency. Health starts with what we put on our plates, and it’s about time America prioritized this. Why should we settle for less when so much more is possible?
