Posted on 11/14/2007 6:50:19 PM PST by AmericanMade1776
Alec Baldwin is worried that Sen. Hillary Clinton won't do what he thinks is the right thing for children's health.
The "30 Rock" star wants the Democratic White House hopeful to vote "no" on the $10 billion farm bill, now before the Senate, that would give subsidies to farmers who provide cheese, sugar and other fattening foods to schools.
"As you are well aware, the epidemic of childhood obesity is worsening day by day, leading to higher risks of diabetes, heart disease and several forms of cancer," the actor wrote Monday in a personal letter to Clinton and each of her fellow senators. "I know that you share my concern about this crucial issue."
Child obesity has especially been a pet cause of Bill Clinton.
"As a parent," Baldwin continued, "I see firsthand the challenges of keeping children focused on healthful foods.
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I think two are on the right track. They are frikin' Communists and kids just don't get fat in Communist countries...
Please hillary, don’t let the chillin’s grow up with CANKLES.
At least, that is what he calls her.
The easiest diet in the world. Hang out with people fatter than you. Folks will call you “The Skinny One”.
Yes.
Alec Baldwin alwayd has that sleepy look.
Is he stoned?
Naww... He is just kinda slow
Remember the libs going berzerk when the Reagam administration declared ketchup a vegetable for school lunches? So now that the kids can get heartier items, like cheese, libs are still kvetching.
Hey Alec, what about other govt food programs, like WIC, NPE, and food stamps? You gonna tell folks what they can eat and not eat? How about losing a few pounds yourself, there, Porky...
I don’t have a problem with this as long as Alec is paying for it.
He’s such a hypocrite. LOL! Maybe he should cut out the carbs and get on the treadmill or elliptical trainer once in a while before he lectures us on what we put in our mouths! LOL!
Thanks for posting this picture.
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