On the recordDecember 6, 2016
This seems to smack of food politics, not public health.
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congress.govThis seems to smack of food politics, not public health.
Accusation that the catfish program prioritizes politics over health.
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I for one in a portion of my life when I was a boy lived in a household where we didn't have access to health care.
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