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Good nutrition in childhood has been found to be a key foundation of learning and being able to pay attention. Many kids, contrary to popular opinion especially in the right, come from food insecure homes. The food they get at school may be the only decent meal they get all day, and the only chance to provide them with the nutrients they will need to grow in a healthy manner both physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Well Mrs. Obama, when you come from a world view that believes that success or failure is purely dependent on the individual, and has nothing to do with social support or socioeconomic situation, I can see how stuff like this can happen. Let the kids go hungry, and then when they fail, tell them because it's because they're stupid and lazy. That will teach them to be more responsible, right?
Michelle Obama expressed concern Friday over the Trump administration's decision to scale back school meal nutritional requirements.
"You have to stop and think, 'Why don't you want our kids to have good food at school? What is wrong with you, and why is that a partisan issue?" Obama said at the annual summit of the Partnership for a Healthier America, a nonprofit that works with the private and public sectors to fight childhood obesity. "Why would that be political?"
Michelle Obama slams Trump on school meals - CNNPolitics.com
Well Mrs. Obama, when you come from a world view that believes that success or failure is purely dependent on the individual, and has nothing to do with social support or socioeconomic situation, I can see how stuff like this can happen. Let the kids go hungry, and then when they fail, tell them because it's because they're stupid and lazy. That will teach them to be more responsible, right?
"Moms, think about this," she said. "I don't care what state you live in. Take me out of the equation; like me, don't like me, but think about why someone is OK with your kids eating crap."