Minnesota becomes fourth state to offer universal free school meals
"For far too many of our young people the school cafeteria has been a place of shame and stigma," said Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
Source: wctrib.com
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"For far too many of our young people the school cafeteria has been a place of shame and stigma," said Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan.
State senator adds: "I had a cereal bar for breakfast. I guess I’m hungry now."
What a garbage pile of a human being.
A fresh report by the Office of the Legislative Auditor found the Metropolitan Council committed itself to spending money it did not have.
(MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.) -- A Minnesota Republican said he opposed a bill to guarantee meals for all students because he had "yet to meet a person in Minnesota who