Clementine
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Makes sense. This is yet another example of double standards. We are forced to participate in Obamacare or face fines and our children have had lunch choices taken away, yet the administration exempts themselves from following their own rules. Michelle and a few others in Washington could stand to lose a few pounds, so she should consider leading by example instead of limiting food choices in schools while enjoying fatty foods at White House functions.
Rep wants state dinners to abide by school cafeteria calorie caps
Rep wants state dinners to abide by school cafeteria calorie caps | Fox News
Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Ill., is pushing a bill that would require meals served at White House state dinners and other functions to abide by the same calorie restrictions as those served to America's school kids. Though the bill may stand little chance of passage, he describes it as a message that if the government wants to dictate what children can eat, they should lead by example
"Back home our school districts and students are frustrated and feel like their government is not listening," Davis, R-Ill., said.
Rep wants state dinners to abide by school cafeteria calorie caps
Rep wants state dinners to abide by school cafeteria calorie caps | Fox News
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