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How might Congressman Tim Huelskamp respond to "Brutus'" statement on natural rights? Answer in a minimum of three complete sentences using supporting evidence from the lesson.

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How might Congressman Tim Huelskamp respond to "Brutus'" statement on natural rights? Answer in a minimum of three complete sentences using supporting evidence from the lesson.

anonymous · Answer

@Kpinky

anonymous · Answer

what book?

anonymous · Answer

"The goal of the school lunch program is supposed to be feeding children, not filling the trash cans with uneaten food. The USDA's new school lunch guidelines are a perfect example of what is wrong with government: misguided inputs, tremendous waste, and unaccomplished goals. Thanks to the Nutrition Nannies at the USDA, America's children are going hungry at school."

anonymous · Answer

is this a test?

anonymous · Answer

Naw. of course its a test question. ^

anonymous · Answer

He might agree to Brutus's statement. (For evidence, go to the lesson, page 4, and go to the interactive on the bottom of the page. Go to text version, then find Slide 3 and click "feedback". 
This is the sentence they give you: "Angry" describes Huelskamp's tone. Huelskamp’s use of phrases like “filling the trash cans with uneaten food” and “tremendous waste” illustrate that he is angry about the changes to the new lunch guidelines.