Now that California Proposition 37, a measure that would require
genetically modified foods to be clearly labelled as such, has
been overturned, there is a sea of questions about the future of
the anti-GMO movement.  While Prop. 37 certainly increased the
awareness of the issue, bringing it to the forefront as millions
of voters cast their ballots in California, it may also bring to
light some of the current political forces behind the support of
GMO foods.  With Obama in the white house for another term, here
are five facts to consider concerning his involvement with the
issue.  1. During his 2008 campaign, Obama showed signs of
understanding the GMO issues, impressing prominent anti-GMO
activists. He promised to “let folks know when their food is
genetically modified, because Americans have a right to know
what they’re buying.” The failure of Prop. 37 highlights his
broken promise.  2. Obama approved the appointment of Michael R.
Taylor, a former VP of Policy at GMO Giant Monsanto, to the
position of Senior