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A Soda Tax Could Encourage Americans to Be Healthier

By U.S. News Staff

October 16, 2009 RSS Feed Print

No one will be telling you what you can drink. You will just have to pay a price—physically, your body already does when you consume unhealthy/sugary products.

Jenna of CA in response to Doug Heye:
The Coming of the Food Police

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Researchclient of 2:46AM December 23, 2009

Frankly, the only people who will be affected are those on the lower end of the poverty scale. Most of the rest of us will grit our teeth as we pay yet another tax for politicians to squander.

Jenna, if you think it's to promote health, then you are very naive.

Violence Worker of WA 7:33PM October 18, 2009

The liberals does'nt care about your health !! They are looking for any reason to take your money from you !! They are looking at ways to add more tax on; toilet paper, sex, water, get the picture?

jerr of LA 7:21PM October 16, 2009

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