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Tell Us Where YOU Stand on the Cheeseburger Bill!

The U.S. House of Representativesperson's consumption of legal,
recently passed a bill that protectsunadulterated food is associated with
fast-food chains from being sued bythe person's weight gain or obesity."
people who claim the food made themNo, The Cheeseburger Bill is Unnecessary
fat. If the bill, the "PersonalThose who are against the bill say
Responsibility in Food Consumption Act"fast-food companies should be held
- better known in Congress as theaccountable for selling harmful
"cheeseburger bill" -- is made intoproducts, and passing the bill would
law, obesity-related lawsuits againstunfairly give restaurants and food
both restaurants and food manufacturersmanufacturers special rights.
would be banned. (Legal action could"Congress has allowed the need of big
still be taken if contaminated foodcorporations before the need of our
makes a person sick.)children," said Rep. Bob Filner,
To date, a handful of lawsuits have beenD-California.
filed that blame restaurant food andFurther, they say courts are functioning
advertising for obesity. Only one suchfine without the bill and dismissing
case -- filed in 2002 and alleging thatcases that sound frivolous. Passing the
McDonald's misleading advertisingbill could give food manufacturers free
caused teens in New York to eat too muchreign to produce any type of product.
of the food and become obese -- remainsBill opponents point out that obesity is
open.a major problem facing the nation, with
Yes, We Need The Cheeseburger Bill ...close to two-thirds of U.S. adults and
The bill passed 306 to 120 in the House15 percent of children now overweight.
- -the second time they've passed theSome 30 percent of adults are
bill. The same bill was passed back inconsidered obese.
March 2004 but not acted upon in the"Congress is headed in the wrong
Senate. About 20 states have alreadydirection with this bill, which removes
passed similar legislation.any and all incentives for the food
Bill proponents say it's a person's ownindustry to improve the healthiness of
responsibility to choose what they dotheir products," says Rep. Bob Filner,
and do not eat, and such matters don'tD-Calif.
belong in court.Meanwhile, McDonald's isn't waiting for
"As one judge put it, if a person knowsthe bill to become law before they take
or should know that eating copioussome responsibility of their own. The
orders of super-sized McDonald'sfast-food giant announced that beginning
products is unhealthy and could resultin 2006 they will be including
in weight gain, it is not the place ofnutrition facts information on most of
the law to protect them from their owntheir fast-food packages. l">
excesses," said Rep. JamesPlease Let Us Know What YOU Think!
Sensenbrenner, R-Wisconsin, chairman ofSelect answers will be published in the
the House Judiciary Committee.forthcoming issue of the
"We should not encourage lawsuits thate-newsletter!* *NOTE: Your answer, or
blame others for our own choices andan excerpt thereof, may be published in
could bankrupt an entire industry,"a forthcoming issue of the e-newsletter
Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas noted.and on the website. By submitting your
The Whitehouse also backs the bill andanswer you authorize this. Please
said in a statement, "Foodinclude your name and your city state
manufacturers, marketers, distributors,(or country) location to be included in
advertisers and sellers should not bethe publication of select answers!
held liable for injury because a



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