For decades, McDonald’s has profited richly at a staggering cost to our children’s health. Its strategy has been to undermine the efforts of parents (or as McDonald's calls them, “gatekeepers”) to feed kids healthfully. Now, parents around the world are saying “we're not lovin’ it” this Mother’s Day. Share this graphic with your networks. It will get the attention of McDonald’s CEO Don Thompson and other McDonald's executives.
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The global tobacco treaty opened for signature on June 16, 2003, and took effect as international law on February 27th, 2005. Once a leader in tobacco control, the United States remains on the sidelines, among a shrinking minority of nations that have yet to ratify the treaty.
President Bush signed the global tobacco treaty in 2004, but it was never submitted to the Senate for ratification. In 2005, eleven U.S. Senators urged President Bush to send the treaty to the Senate for consideration. One of those Senators was Barack Obama.
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