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What an idiot she is. She thinks the government can solve any problem when in fact all they do is make it worse. Michelle represents the epitome of failed Big Government programs.
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Since the new limits on calories, fat, sugar, sodium, whole wheat, and other nutritional elements went into effect in 2012, at least 1.2 million students nationwide have dropped out of the National School Lunch Program in favor of packed lunches from home.
The changes also spawned massive food waste – roughly $1 billion per year – because of regulations that stipulate that all students must receive a fruit or vegetable each day, which most simply toss in the trash.
The waste has been a serious problem in many school districts, one of many reasons hundreds of U.S. schools have ditched the National School Lunch Program to serve students food they’ll actually eat.
If you read the actual article that linked to as the source of the story, you'd also see that
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The problems at Kepner represent a distinct contrast with what multiple observers say is an upward trajectory for meal program quality districtwide.
About five years ago, DPS began moving away from a menu of processed foods to majority scratch cooking. (Both Kepner’s kitchen manager and another employee there have participated in scratch cooking training.)
The district is also well-known for its robust school farm program, which provides thousands of pounds of fresh produce to school kitchens every year. In addition, all district schools have salad bars.
“DPS is really doing some great things,” said Rainey Wikstrom, a healthy school consultant and DPS parent. “I would say one bad apple doesn’t ruin the whole barrel.”
I'm not arguing with you, no. There is a preponderance of evidence against you. I need not continue to illustrate it. I lived most my life there, I think I'm pretty well okay where I stand.
What you are saying is you are worse off making $21,000 in WV than making $22,000 in California?
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