New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg held a press conference this afternoon to defend his soda ban after a New York State Supreme Court justice invalidated it as “arbitrary and capricious.” (The press conference begins around the 23-minute mark on the YouTube video.)
https://twitter.com/NYCMayorsOffice/status/311233520485941248
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Lives are at stake, after all.
https://twitter.com/NYCMayorsOffice/status/311235428353183744
https://twitter.com/DaniellaLSilva/status/311236528703696896
https://twitter.com/NBCNewYork/status/311235443167461376
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Bloomberg compared the soda ban to a previous ban on lead-containing paint.
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Until the appeals process is complete, can restaurants and stores still sell 17 oz. drinks?
https://twitter.com/MichaelHwrdSaul/status/311235847116689408
https://twitter.com/JoshMBlackman/status/311235914082967553
The brief press conference is over, but we have a follow-up question for the citizens of New York.
https://twitter.com/_MissRandi/status/311236440140963842




