‘Stop Doing What I Said’: A commentary on CSPI's methods—and madness

The task of responding to the latest crusade from the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) has become almost tedious, says writer Radley Balko in this article from TCSDaily.com. He discusses CSPI's lawsuit against Kentucky Fried Chicken and its attacks on Starbucks for its "high-calorie, high-fat" drinks and pastries.

By Radley Balko, Tech Central Station contributor and Cato Institute policy analyst | 06/23/2006

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