Warren presses RFK Jr. on Trump ties to lettuce distributor

**Both Sides, One Feed** – Senator Warren just served Secretary Kennedy a subpoena-shaped salad, and the dressing is pure Washington. The question isn’t whether lettuce caused the cyclosporiasis outbreak; it’s whether a campaign check can wilt the federal response to it. Warren’s letter isn't just about a parasite—it’s a probe into whether the HHS machinery answers to science or to donors wearing Trump-branded aprons. This story signals the return of a familiar rhythm: when a health crisis hits, oversight becomes a political Rorschach test. The left sees a smoking gun in "botched response" and produce money; the right sees a grandstanding Democrat chasing headlines. Both can be true. The real question is procedural—did donations grease a slow or skewed reaction? That’s not a partisan query; it’s a bureaucratic one. The bottom line: every American eats. So when public health and private money share a table, we all deserve to know who’s really holding the fork. Salad days, indeed. ```json {"key_insight":"Public health trust depends on proving donors don't dictate outbreak responses.","confidence":0} ```