Congress did not declare that Pizza is a vegetable. The debate in Congress was not even about pizza! It had to do with the school lunch program and tomato paste.
The debate stemmed around one-eighth cup of tomato paste being credited with the same nutritional value as half a cup of vegetables in the school lunch program regulations.
President Obama's administration drafted guidelines that would have required the actual volume of the vegetable served to be one-half cup. As a result, one-eighth cup of tomato paste would no longer count as a serving of vegetables. Though not specifically debated in Congress, that would have meant that a slice of pizza would have to have one-half cup of tomato paste on it to be counted as a serving of vegetables.
Congress blocked that change and one-eighth cup of tomato paste will still be counted as a serving of vegetables in the school lunch program.
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Pizza is a vegetable due to the tomato content. Congress is unaware tomato is a fruit. Also, no, I will not cite my sauce.
Congress has the power to declare war.
No Pizza is not a vegetable, a pizza does not grow in soil. A pizza may have vegetables on it but you cannot say it is a vegetable.
The Constitution grants Congress the sole authority to declare war.
Congress has the power to declare war. The president of the United States is the commander of the military but cannot declare war without Congress.
well the congress have the power to declare war
no only congress can declare war
No, the President does not have the power to declare war. That power is reserved to Congress by Article I, Section 8. The President is empowered to deploy troops for limited purposes and limited periods of time under the War Powers Act, but he has no power to declare war.
yes they can. only congress has the power to do it. the president has no power to declare war
The Congress can declare war and raise armies
congress can not declare war
James Madison asked Congress to declare war on Britain in 1812.