Piers Morgan Says "I Think People Need the Nanny State"

Made comments regarding Bloomberg's soda ban, which was blocked by a judge yesterday

Reason Staff | 3.12.2013 10:44 AM

NRO's Andrew Johnson snags CNN's Piers Morgan endorsing the idea of a nanny state in an interview last night with Christine Quinn, the Democratic candidate for New York Mayor.

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EDG reppin' LBC 12 years ago

Piers Morgan is a git.
fish 12 years ago

Can we please start deportation proceedings for this limey wanker?!
Rufus J. Firefly 12 years ago

At least they're admitting they support the nanny-state and the expansion of government. It's a big step for contemporary faux-liberals.

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Piers Morgan Says "I Think People Need the Nanny State"

Made comments regarding Bloomberg's soda ban, which was blocked by a judge yesterday

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