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Seriously? That is just sad. I suspect the issue in the US is that there isn't much common ground politically. In Norway none of this is very controversial, an
by jernfrost 8y ago
Seriously? That is just sad. I suspect the issue in the US is that there isn't much common ground politically.
In Norway none of this is very controversial, and fast food companies have little political influence. Money in Norwegian politics is quite restricted. Not sure how it is now, but usually you could not pay for political TV ads.
If you wanted to get on TV you would have to join a political TV debate of which there are usually a lot of.
- forapurpose 8y ago> the issue in the US is that there isn't much common ground politically The issue is harming children's nutrition to score political points.