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| 11/24/04 | Fishy advice from PETA The Virginian-Pilot: PETA's stated goal is the by-any-means-necessary abolition of beef, chicken, fish, milk and even Thanksgiving turkey. Taking dinner advice from these one-track zealots is as pointless as getting bread and pasta recipes from an Atkins dieter. |
| 11/12/04 | Does caging of pigs amount to torture? Chicago Sun-Times: When activists insist that there are ''humane alternatives'' to modern livestock practices, it's important to remember that animal-rights ''reforms'' always result in more expensive grocery bills. |
| 11/9/04 | Caffeine addiction claims are ridiculous Baltimore Sun: Americans are already subjected to enough conflicting health advice without having to wade through ridiculous claims that caffeine is an addictive drug |
| 10/26/04 | Coffee Addiction? Don't Swallow It Washington Post: If the definition of addiction continues to be stretched to its breaking point, it won't be long before our children need prescription drugs to break their peanut-butter-sandwich habits. |
| 10/25/04 | Group 'a front' for PETA Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin: Americans need sensible, science-based diet information. That shouldn't include animal-rights propaganda disguised as medical advice. |
| 10/25/04 | Addicted To Flawed Caffeine Studies Ottawa Citizen: We are already subjected to enough conflicting health advice without hearing bogus claims that caffeine is an addictive drug. |
| 10/25/04 | Latest Caffeine Study Is Junk Science Sunday Capital: If the definition of addiction continues to be stretched to its breaking point, it won't be long before our children need prescription drugs to break their peanut-butter-sandwich habits. |
| 10/22/04 | Caffeine Is Not Addictive New York Sun: Americans are already subjected to enough conflicting health advice without hearing bogus claims that caffeine is an addictive drug |
| 9/26/04 | PETA's true goals are too radical The Charleston Gazette: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals isn't fooling anyone with its insistence that Kentucky Fried Chicken should force its suppliers into modest "animal welfare" reforms. |
| 9/24/04 | Food police are going too far Boston Globe: Despite questionable claims, a recent study from Harvard researchers concluded that snacking does not cause obesity. |
| 9/20/04 | Healthy diets don't have to be expensive Seattle Post-Intelligencer: The idea that it's impossible to eat a healthy diet on a tight budget is little more than a myth. |
| 8/11/04 | Saving Animals, One Human Life at a Time Wall Street Journal: Lost in the discussion of the U.K.'s animal-rights woes is the fact that they have clear American parallels. |
| 8/6/04 | A Medical Masquerade Washington Times: The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine has ties to doctors who masquerade as legitimate medical spokespeople |
| 7/27/04 | Look beneath surface at Humane Society The Rocky Mountain News: I have mixed feelings about seeing Humane Society of the United States President Wayne Pacelle weighing in against the use of animals in circuses. |
| 7/26/04 | Anti-testing group has misleading name The Columbus Dispatch: The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine doesn’t speak for the medical community |
| 7/20/04 | Responsible medicine is something else The Tallahassee Democrat: Amy Lanou's objection to milk, ribs, and steak has nothing to do with good nutrition and everything with animal rights |
| 6/29/04 | PETA Official Makes Lousy Candidate The Daily Oklahoman: As a public promoter of animal-rights violence, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals campaign director Bruce Friedrich has no business running for president as an "American Candidate" reality TV show contestant. |
| 3/24/04 | Immunity with that? Fort Worth Star Telegram: Dismissing the need for a law to block fast-food lawsuits because trial lawyers haven't yet struck pay dirt is misguided. |
| 3/12/04 | Proposals would toughen voter-initiative rules Tallahassee Democrat: Monitoring the flow of out of state money |
| 2/6/04 | Activist indulges capitalistic craving Portland Tribune: Activist's restaurant presents bitter irony |
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