The Food Police: From Menu Labeling to Soda Bans
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September 23, 2013
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1:12:26Now PlayingPoliticians on both the federal and state levels are pushing new policies calling for government intervention in the dietary choices of Americans. These new policies range from Obamacare's menu labeling mandate to New York City's soda ban. There is an underlying assumption that the government knows the best dietary choices for the public and Americans are making the "wrong" choices. Even when research and experience show that mandatory labeling does not work, this failure only helps the food police justify even greater governmental intervention. Join us as we examine these issues and identify recommendations that would take us off this dangerous road towards government control of one of the most basic functions of our lives: what we eat.
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