RFK Jr.-aligned MAHA group spends big on Iowa governor’s race 

A political action committee associated with Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement announced Thursday it is investing more than $1 million in the Iowa governor’s race — the group’s largest contribution to date.

MAHA Action PAC, a federal super PAC run by Kennedy ally and book publisher Tony Lyons, said it is donating $1.5 million to Republican Zach Lahn’s gubernatorial campaign.

MAHA PAC, a related federal hybrid super PAC, is also deploying $150,000 in independent expenditures in support of Lahn. 

Lahn, who describes himself as a regenerative farmer and business owner, made waves during the state’s GOP primary by defeating Rep. Randy Feenstra, an established politician who was endorsed by President Trump. 

The Iowa gubernatorial candidate embraces the MAHA mantle, frequently criticizing “Big Agriculture” and the use of toxic pesticides that can contaminate the food supply. His platform includes breaking up farming monopolies and........

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