Immoderate Nutrition In 2010 the Obama administration sought to make the school lunch program comport with the government’s own nutrition guidelines – less fat, sugar and salt but more fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains. School systems reacted by complaining the rules were inflexible and expensive. Now school food program directors and the food industry are cheering the Trump administration for easing the rules a bit, but opponents accuse the government of threatening the health of children. Some school districts are running in the opposite direction, embracing an even less flexible and more expensive initiative, loftily called the Good Food Purchasing Program. Some of the goals are laudable, but the metrics involve the...