Regarding Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the size of sugary beverages: If the New York City mayor is so concerned with the health and welfare of the citizens of New York, how come he isn’t banning alcohol or smoking? Certainly it has been proven that these substances are much more harmful and addictive than soda pop or other sugared beverages.
Sue Rumsey
Marysville
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