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| 12/30/05 | No Flabby Excuses: Take Responsibility The Philadelphia Inquirer: Sometimes it seems as if life is conspiring to prevent us from exercising. We all know it's good for us. And yet there's never any time. |
| 11/28/05 | Enjoy Your Thanksgiving Turkey and Tell PETA To Stuff It The Free Lance-Star: Americans living in the real world may be stunned to learn that serving a plump bird to eager relatives marks them as cruel Neanderthals with a severe compassion deficiency. |
| 11/24/05 | Turkey, stuffing, and liability wavier? Daily Press of Newport News: This Thanksgiving protect yourself with a "Thanksgiving Liability Indemnification Agreement" |
| 10/7/05 | Eating Shown to be Hazardous to Your Health Orange County Register: It turns out that in order to be in any real danger from acrylamide, a person of average weight would have to eat over 62 pounds of chips or 182 pounds of fries, every day, for his or her entire life. |
| 8/18/05 | Soft drinks in schools aren't to blame for obese children Atlanta Journal-Constitution: When it comes to childhood obesity, the raging debate over soda being sold in schools has about as much substance as the time-worn question: How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? |
| 4/21/05 | Attack on medical research Washington Times: Animal research has led to vaccines for rabies, smallpox, rubella, measles and anthrax. Throw it all out, says the Physicians Committee. These advocates of "responsible" medicine view research like this as "unnecessary." |
| 2/23/05 | Industry salivates over new cash cow Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Having given its imprimatur to what it surely knew was a big fat lie, the CDC must fully retract its fatally flawed study. |
| 12/21/04 | This Christmas, Remember a Champion of Joyful Eating Buffalo News: With the recent passing of legendary chef Julia Child at the ripe old age of 91, America is facing the first Christmas without its grande dame of good eating. |
| 10/1/04 | 'Obesity' lawyers licking chops Washington Times: In search of their next supersized payday, lawyers know they can't sue to make people exercise more, so they're targeting food makers. |
| 8/26/04 | Soft Drink Hysteria Hard to Swallow The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: The latest phony food scare centers on soft drinks and their alleged link to type 2 diabetes. |
| 3/30/04 | To thwart lawyers, Pa. should pass its own burger bill The Philadelphia Inquirer: Remember the guy who sued fast-food restaurants for making him fat? He became a poster boy for frivolous litigation. |
| 3/12/04 | 'Super Size Me' Is Just Another Sick Reality Show Chicago Sun-Times : Morgan Spurlock's film 'Super Size Me' is no more realistic than so-called reality shows like ''Average Joe.'' and ''My Big Fat Obnoxious Fiance.'' |
| 3/3/04 | Common Sense and Health San Francisco Chronicle: Is logic the Latest Victim of 'Obesity Epidemic'? |
| 1/16/04 | Mad Cow: A cause for alarm?
The Orlando Sentinel: Americans should definitely change their habits in a post-mad-cow America, and I'm not talking about whether we eat beef. |
| 12/25/03 | Tom Cruise: Hottie or Fatty? Orange County Register: Welcome to the politics of fat, where the press has fed us a steady diet of hysteria and hyperbole. |
| 12/9/03 | Very Little Truth In Labeling Hartford Courant: What's wrong with forcing restaurants to label menus in the same way food companies label a box of cereal? |
| 10/29/03 | McLawsuit Lies National Review Online: PR hack Ben Kelley has a new cause: trying to turn America's flab into trial lawyers' next cash cow. |
| 10/1/03 | Last Call The American Spectator: Is it really ten years since the Total Overhaul Of Flab And Taxation (TOOFAT) Act of 2004 became law? |
| 7/24/03 | Anti-soda bandwagon fueled by junk science Seattle Times: Frivolous obesity lawyer targets Seattle school board members in anti-soda crusade |
| 6/21/03 | Beef against fast food could lead to economic indigestion Boston Herald: A coalition of the nation's leading food cops, bureaucrats and trial attorneys gathered in Boston for an assault summit on obesity. |
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