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BaronChocula

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1. Here we go again

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed Apr 24, 2024, 02:08 PM

Apr 2024

I hope it takes this time. The obesity industry is one tough hombre. Here's a trailer from a 2014 documentary on this topic which features two-time (and current) Agriculture Sec'y Tom Vilsack.

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Biden administration toughens school nutrition standards [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 OP

Here we go again BaronChocula Apr 2024 #1

Yeah, Vilsack... progressoid Apr 2024 #5

I'm not familiar with his track record BaronChocula Apr 2024 #15

He talks a good game but doesn't seem to deliver. progressoid Apr 2024 #16

Lipstick on a Pigford BaronChocula Apr 2024 #17

I know some low income kids are overweight but questionseverything Apr 2024 #2

"I know some low income kids are overweight but" BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #3

I'm taking about families whose food stamps are gone before the month is over questionseverything Apr 2024 #7

Well that is a whole other issue BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #10

I think the obesity happens different ways questionseverything Apr 2024 #11

Definitely BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #12

I do think it's more city kids because there are very few gardens in town questionseverything Apr 2024 #13

I was born and raised a "city kid" here in Philly BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #14

Wasn't it the Bush administration that once classified jello as a vegetable? EarnestPutz Apr 2024 #4

Raygun had deemed "ketchup" as a "vegetable" BumRushDaShow Apr 2024 #8

No, BonnieJW Apr 2024 #9

Good news for healthier children, our future, and bad news for unhealthy low-information repug wishes ffr Apr 2024 #6

Simple frigging standards pfitz59 Apr 2024 #18