English, 04.08.2020 14:01 NightSun8890

Compare Congressman Tim Huelskamp's view of government involvement in addressing obesity issues with Laura Collins Lyster- Mensh's view. Use supporting evidence from the lesson to support your comparison. Your response should be a minimum of three complete sentences.

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