I am hopeful that as we keep these priorities in mind--providing healthy meals that students will eat, allowing wholesome foods like cheese to remain on students' plates, and reforming existing programs to address gaps in coverage--that we can arrive at a bipartisan solution that puts students, not politics, at the forefront.
Bonamici expresses hope for a bipartisan approach focused on student nutrition.
Share
More from Suzanne Bonamici
I find it disturbing and disappointing that my colleagues seem to be more obsessed with what genitals are in people's pants than whether they can afford their healthcare or housing bills.
As someone who has dedicated years of my career to education striving to create a better future for children, I find it disturbing and ironic that my colleagues in the majority pass bills that they say are to protect students but, in fact…
let's work together. Let's defeat this bill today. Instead, let's consider legislation that will really lower costs, not raise them. Let's ensure that the standards are enacted before we start passing these costs on to consumers. Mr…
“It’s unacceptable that many workers are not receiving full compensation after experiencing discrimination,”
Other voices in this conversation
