Saturday, December 11, 2004
Nannies Unanimous
If the New York Nannie would spend less time counseling our dietary habits and more time correcting their lies and misrepresentations, we would all benefit. To back up the "Food Police" of Sidney Wolfe is as irresponsible as their campaign to redefine marriage:
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Dan Aykroyd once played a toy manufacturer on "Saturday Night Live" who sold children perilous products like bags of glass. If he branched into fast food, Mr. Aykroyd's character would probably have come up with Hardee's new Monster Thickburger, an artery-clogging mountain of Angus beef slabs, bacon, American cheese and mayonnaise on a buttered sesame-seed bun. It weighs in at 1,420 calories and 107 grams of fat - quite possibly one of the most lethal pieces of food out there.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest calls it "the height of corporate irresponsibility
