"Most of the CSPI's 'science' hardly reaches the level of a high school science project. And high school students don't have a political agenda for which they distort the evidence or misrepresent the facts as does the Center for Science in the Public Interest."
12 posted on 01/19/2006 4:32:56 AM PST by oh8eleven
(RVN '67-'68)
You know, if Kellogg stops advertising, and my kids stop eating their bowls of vitamin fortified cereals and the MILK that goes along with them, I may have to sue CSPI. They are putting my children at risk for osteoporosis and stunted growth!
63 posted on 01/19/2006 5:46:28 AM PST by TaxRelief