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News Flash .... Michelle has an unhealthy situation right under her own roof. Namely, her tobacco-abusing husband. Maybe she should devote some attention to this problem.
POTUS is a grown man. These fat azz kids need some help. Who's helping them YOU. Their parents. No one. Okay, let's say, no to the bill. Who's gonna fix this issue.
Unless you don't believe fat children is an issue. You don't see these piglets walking around. What should be done.
I don't care how it's paid for. Don't care where the money comes from. These children are leading unhealthy lives. What should we say.
The first lady should concentrate on his hubs cig habit.
Yeah, that's a good solution.
I don't have any children, but I care about the welfare of children and their education.
The first lady has no power to introduce legislation or to force Congress to pass it. The president may take as advisors whomever he likes, and in the 21st century, you'd expect a wife to be somewhere on that list. Get over it.
Well, yeah, remember Hillary Care and how successful it was?
I am sitting here laughing mine off at this thread and then you have to throw something like that in. I kept on laughing but it was because your attempt is so pathetic.
New Flash: These fat kids with bad eating habits grow into fat adults. Now what. Taxpayers paying their hospital bills.
Newsflash: Taxpayers ain't paying their hospital bills........at least not until O care kicks in - and we're fighting that.
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