Study: #BigGulp bans would likely INCREASE soda consumption, obesity
Paging Mayor Bloomberg and other elitist nanny-state types:
NYT op/ed writer: Quit yer b*tchin’, and embrace the nanny state!
The writer of this opinion piece – author and Bowdoin College assistant philosophy professor Sarah Conly – is not an official member of the NYT’s editorial board, but her drool-fest over Bloomberg’s nanny-state power grabs make her a strong contender should an opening become available (bolded emphasis added by me):
Quote of the Day on the “Chris Christie was snubbed by CPAC” controversy
In response to the dust-up and infighting amongst conservatives and Republicans over CPAC’s decision not to invite New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to their annual gathering next month, Florida-based GOP media guru Rick Wilson had the best reaction: (via @DinaFraioli)
What to look for when Nanny Bloomberg’s large soda ban goes into effect
The New York Post provides a rundown– complete with a humorous graphic of Mayor Michael Bloomberg as “Mayor Poppins” – of how Nanny Bloomberg’s large soda ban, which goes into effect on March 12, will impact not just businesses and consumers:
Presented for your approval: Marco Rubio and Rand Paul school Barack Obama
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