[freeeee]

For those who say that parents are responsible for their children, not the government, this will make it a little easier for them to make decisions for their children.

I like labeling too (not mandated of course), but does anyone need a warning to know a donut isn't good for you?

It's like putting a "don't touch" sign on the business end of a chainsaw.

[T.Smith]

You took the words right out of my mouth...er, keyboard.

[jackbill]

but does anyone need a warning to know a donut isn't good for you?

The best evidence is to look at virtually any cop over the age of 50.

[doug from upland]

Unfortunately, we have millions and millions of stupid people will do stupid things. If the warnings aren't there, it is a bonanza for the slimy trial lawyers. I remember a case in which an idiot lifted up his power mower to trim the hedges. He, of course, was injured. I think lawn mowers now have that warning.

I think one of the most necessary warning labels may never be used. It should be a warning label after the name of each candidate with a (D) after his name.