In response to President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Monsanto, which manufactures the herbicide Roundup, some mothers affiliated with the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement have expressed anger. These mothers had previously backed Trump in previous elections and are now criticizing his decision to support a company that they believe is harmful to public health. [1] Monsanto’s use of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, has been linked to various health issues by some environmental groups and studies. However, the company maintains that its products are safe for human consumption and agricultural use. The MAHA mothers argue that Trump's endorsement of Monsanto represents a betrayal of their trust, as they believed he would prioritize public health over corporate interests. Their frustration stems from concerns about potential long-term effects on both individuals and the environment due to widespread glyphosate usage. [2] In contrast, some media outlets have framed the story more sympathetically towards Trump, suggesting that his decision was driven by economic considerations rather than health concerns. However, this view is not widely shared among MAHA-aligned mothers who are deeply concerned about environmental impacts.