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To: i-node who wrote (395059)	6/30/2008 1:31:44 PM
From: bentway	Respond to of 1585691

McSame is way to OLD to be "aggressive". He's done - put a fork in him. Push him out on the porch and let him gum some warm oatmeal.

To: i-node who wrote (395059)	6/30/2008 1:56:20 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1585691

This could well end in a McCain landslide. I think you're right.

To: i-node who wrote (395059)	6/30/2008 3:20:32 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 1585691

OMG David the government is telling you what to eat! Freedom and Democracy itself are threated!!!! Fast food chains ditch trans fats to meet NYC ban By The Associated Press Sun Jun 29, 8:40 PM ET Fast food restaurants have been changing their recipes to adapt to New York City's trans fat ban. Here are some of the menu overhauls at major chains: _Dunkin Donuts: Quit using partially hydrogenated oil months ago in favor of a trans-fat-free blend of palm, soybean and cottonseed oil. _Kentucky Fried Chicken: Ditched trans fats from cooking oil immediately, recently removed it from its pot pie and biscuits. _Pizza Hut: Removed trans fat from the one style of pizza that had it. _McDonald's: Stopped cooking fries in trans fat last year, and now has it out of cookies and baked apple pie too, at least in New York. The rest of the country will follow. _Burger King: New York locations no longer use trans fat in fries, apple pie or biscuits, with plans to eliminate them nationwide. _Boston Market: Testing a trans-fat-free version of its chicken pot pie and cornbread in New York. If all goes well, the recipe change will be expanded nationwide.