Kailee Tkacz Buller, a lobbyist from the seed oil and snack food industry, is appointed Chief of Staff for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in a potential second Trump administration. Buller previously led the National Oilseed Processors Association and the Edible Oil Producers Association, alongside prior roles in the first Trump administration’s USDA.
This appointment is considered a „slap in the face“ to the „MAHA movement,“ likely referring to those advocating against seed oils. The author questions the silence of prominent wellness influencers on the matter, dismissing theories that Buller might secretly work against seed oil interests. The piece emphasizes the USDA’s profound influence on the food supply, urging readers to critically assess their information sources.
The second Trump administration’s USDA will be staffed by a lobbyist from the seed oil and snack food industry.
Seed oil fans in charge
From the USDA website (archive):
Kailee Tkacz Buller Appointed as Chief of Staff of the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kailee Tkacz Buller will serve as Chief of Staff of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Most recently, Kailee served as the President & CEO of the National Oilseed Processors Association and the Edible Oil Producers Association. Previously, Kailee served as Chief of Staff to the Deputy Secretary of Agriculture and held numerous leadership roles across the Department in the first Trump Administration. Governor Youngkin appointed Kailee as the 8th Congressional District Representative of the Virginia Board of Agriculture and Consumer Services, and she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University at Buffalo.
Slap in the face
The Federalist reported (archive) that someone close to the MAHA psyop has called this appointment a “slap in the face to the MAHA movement.” That’s kinky.
Wellness influencers silent
Why hasn’t your favorite anti- seed oil crusader mentioned this? I think it’s because they’re AI generated, or about the same level of sentience.
Copes circulate that she’s a secret anti- seed oil agent working to destroy Big Seed from within, which is fascinating in the Jane Goodall sense. Thinking that RFK Jr will fix this also just reveals a person fundamentally doesn’t get what’s going on in this administration, which isn’t uncommon. The USDA has far more influence over our food supply.
If this appointment is at all surprising to you, your best next move might be to reconsider where you get your information. Cheers from the podcast zombie hellscape.
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