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Bonus points go to America's pea growers who didn't miss a beat today:
Speaking at a White House news conference about the need for a politically painful deal to raise the nation's borrowing limit, Obama said that it's time to "pull off the Band-Aid" and "eat our peas."Pea growers agreed. The USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council chose to take the president's comments as an endorsement of their product. The group's director of marketing, Pete Klaiber, said eating peas "will contribute to a balanced diet, if not a balanced budget."
Klaiber also said that peas would close nutritional loopholes — and that it couldn't hurt to eat more lentils, too.
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