If Republicans in Congress have their way, Michelle Obama will no longer be determining what our children eat at school lunches.

Like Barack, Michelle keeps pushes her ideas into law, despite having no legislative authority.

Thankfully, Congress is about to put an end to Michelle Obama’s tax-payer funded pet project called “Hunger-Free Kids Act.” Don’t be fooled by the bill’s title, it’s a deeply unpopular program for stricter school lunch rules…

From The Daily Caller:

Bipartisan legislation released on Monday by the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee could finally bring a partial end to years of aggravation over what America’s hungry children must eat in school cafeterias.

If it becomes law, the five-year bill would make dramatic changes to the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, the deeply unpopular, Michelle Obama-championed 2010 legislation that restricts school lunches in taxpayer-funded schools — but not the private school first children Malia and Sasha attend.

The main features of the bill are provisions that ease stringent rules requiring school districts to purchase whole grains and delay limits on sodium, reports the Associated Press.

Under current federal law, America’s public schools must use whole grains at least 80 percent of the time if they take federal school lunch money.

The problem — for years now — has been that students detest the resulting foods. For example, students across American don’t like whole grain pasta. And students in the Southwest don’t want to have anything to do with whole grain tortillas. Also, schools in the South have problems even procuring whole grain foods to cook.

Obama’s children attend private school for $36,264 per year. Their lunch menu consists of chicken wings, sweet potatoes, sautéed greens and other delicious foods.

Meanwhile, kids in Obama’s public school system aren’t so lucky. Take a look at their tweets: