National waistline
Democrats everywhere are salivating over Japan’s new policy to fine people with waistlines over 33.5 inches. I fear this is the type of thing we have to look forward to in neo-liberal Obamanation.
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“Democrats everywhere are salivating”.
Name two Democrats anywhere who have offered a public opinion on this item – or, even one.
What does this have to do with Obama?
Neo-liberal?
Huh?