Partisan Battle Erupts in Congress Over School Milk Standards
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House Republicans passionately defend whole milk, arguing Santa needs it to deliver presents and it's the best option for school lunches.
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They pass a bill to bypass expert dietary guidelines and allow whole milk back into school lunch programs.
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Democrats and health organizations oppose, citing evidence that low-fat milk is healthier for children.
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Republicans scoff at “experts,” warning of Chinese communist infiltration of school milk and declaring “Come and take it, USDA.”
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The milk debate overrides Congress’ other priorities like funding the government and Ukraine aid.