Chris Collins argues that over 30 percent of school children are diabetic or pre-diabetic, yet schools continue serving unhealthy meals. The U.S. spends more on education and healthcare than any country but has the sickest population, a gap Collins calls inexcusable neglect.
We got 30-something percent of our kids are either diabetic or pre-diabetic, and we keep, we keep feeding them the same way. We have the— we spend the most money on our education system, food, all of that, and the most money on healthcare, and we have the most unhealthy population. And it doesn't make any sense. It lacks all common sense that we're allowing things to be done And even people listening to this, I think I showed you guys DMs that I got from somebody like, oh, you're an idiot, this and that. Very politically left-leaning, the person. I don't understand how feeding our kids in our school system is a political thing. It's just a black and white thing. If we don't care about our kids, we don't care about anything. Like, how, how we treat our kids, how we treat our school system, and to allow the amount of corruption that's happening and to have kids that are so unhealthy is nuts.
