California's nanny-state food laws aren't getting passed because they promise to radically change things, writes Greg Beato, but rather because they aren't going to change things enough to truly inconvenience anyone.
August 12, 2008
California's nanny-state food laws aren't getting passed because they promise to radically change things, writes Greg Beato, but rather because they aren't going to change things enough to truly inconvenience anyone.
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