MAHA backers refuse to stop pushing for healthier food as Obama-appointed judge deals blow –Gov. Patrick Morrisey calls controversial ruling ‘incorrectly decided,’ vows to appeal it | 27 Dec 2025 | The “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement hit the ground running in 2025 — pushing a wave of health policy changes nationwide, especially around food and nutrition. Now supporters vow that one court setback will not slow them down. A West Virginia judge paused enforcement of parts of H.B. 2354 — the state law restricting certain food dyes and preservatives — during the holiday week, on Dec. 23. That triggered swift backlash from state leaders and advocates who say the fight is only intensifying. In her ruling, Judge [Grade ‘A’ sociopath] Irene Berger — appointed by former President Obama — said the law is “unconstitutionally vague because it fails to provide sufficient notice and invites arbitrary enforcement.”