claim: "there's no demonstrable evidence they (after-school programs that feed kids) are helping kids do better at school."
author: mick mulvaney
evidence_1: mar 16, 2017 ... there's no demonstrable evidence they're actually helping results, they're  helping kids ... mulvaney on after-school programs: they're supposed to help  kids get fed so they do better in school, but no evidence they're helping.
evidence_2: mar 16, 2017 ... "we can't spend money on programs because they sound good," budget director  mick mulvaney said. ... that states use for programs like meals on wheels, a  program that feeds the elderly. ... “guess what, there's no demonstrable evidence  they're doing that, helping results, helping kids do better in school ...
evidence_3: mar 16, 2017 ... mulvaney: no evidence that after-school programs to help kids get fed improves  ... there's no demonstrable evidence they're actually doing that. ... they're actually  helping results, they're helping kids do better in school.”.
evidence_4: mar 17, 2017 ... there's no demonstrable evidence they're actually helping results, helping kids  do better ... while mr. mulvaney specified after-school meal programs, ... at risk ( nor does it purport to “help kids do better at school”). ... while the vast majority  provide snacks and meals, feeding children is not their core mission.
evidence_5: mar 17, 2017 ... trump team can't find evidence that feeding hungry pupils ... director mick  mulvaney said after school programs that provide kids ... to help kids who don't  get fed at home [to] get fed, so they do better in school,” mulvaney said. “guess  what? there's no demonstrable evidence they're actually doing that.