MAHA Win In Jeopardy? Supreme Court To Decide Whether To Hear Critical “Glyphosate Cancer Case”

MAHA Action celebrated the win in Congress, but the focus has turned to the judicial branch.

“The fight to stop pesticide immunity for Big Chem is far from over. Section 453, which would have shielded chemical companies from failure-to-warn lawsuits, was removed from Congress thanks to MAHA activists speaking out. But the battle continues. This Friday the Supreme Court will decide whether to take up Durnell v. Monsanto. If they hear the case, Big Chem could get the same immunity Congress denied them, this time from the judiciary,” MAHA Action wrote.

“Over 170,000 Americans have filed claims against Monsanto-Bayer over cancer they say was caused by glyphosate. A ruling for Monsanto could block state juries from holding companies accountable even when they knew the risks and hid them. The safety studies for glyphosate were literally based on a fake paper written by ghostwriters for Big Chem. That study has recently been retracted,” it continued.