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So you claim she doesn't support her own statement?
So you claim she's just repeating what the military told her. That's the context you want to give it?
I see it differently. If she didn't think it was true she should say so. But not only does she agree but she seemed to embellish it turning it into an emergency rather then simply a health matter.
I didn't claim that at all. I said that the statement originated from the US Military. That's a fact, not a claim. Michelle was backing the concerns of the Military. You can see it any way you want but the fact is that the concern was originally raised by the Military and Michelle is taking it up. I see no problem with that.
You cannot say that just from her statement. There is nothing in it that says the claim originates from the military. It merely says that the military claims kids are too fat these days. I know somebody that's trying to get into the service but has to lose over 100 lbs. to qualify. The military gives them a training and diet program to follow and it's up to them to make the grade.
This White House likes going around the Pay As You Go rule passed a few years ago, and the way they do it is by blowing everything up into a crisis. "Never let a crisis go wasted" they've said. Well in this case they're trying to invent one.
They bitched about Bush's claims of Iraq's WMDs yet they come up with one WMD after another. Folks are getting tired of it. This is a health concern....not a matter of national security.
Obesity is a major problem in the US. It is a national security issue, it impacts across every aspect of our lives. The left want a Universal Healthcare - if they get it, I'm gonna be paying for those fat kids. I would prefer we address the issue.