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'''Trans-isomer unsaturated fat''', more commonly known as '''trans fat''', is a [[fat]] present in several popular foods. They have been shown to be slightly more unhealthy than [[saturated fat]]. Liberals have latched onto the idea that trans fats are the cause of the [[obesity]] epidemic in the United States, leading to several anti-[[business]] [[ban]]s on trans fast in places such as [[New York City]], [[Boston]] and the state of [[California]]<ref>http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/25/RV9N11VMPR.DTL</ref>. These bans absolve the blame from the consumer who chooses to eat a double cheeseburger with extra bacon and fries instead of a sensible sandwich and pickle. The burden is then put on struggling restaurants and [[chef]]s have been left wondering "how the trans fat ban will affect the bottom line".<ref>[http://www.zagat.com/Blog/Detail.aspx?SNP=NLA&SCID=37&BLGID=13729 LA Chefs React to Cali Trans Fats Ban]</ref> Liberals wrongly believe that banning access to trans fats will stop obesity, rather than a change in the mindset of the obese to stop them from eating and get them to [[exercise]]. They should look to the wise policy of President [[George H. W. Bush]], who started the [[Presidential Physical Fitness]] program with [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] to get people active and fit. Even [[Michael Phelps]] can eat plenty of trans fats in his diet because he has the sense to exercise.
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'''Trans-isomer unsaturated fat''', more commonly known as '''trans fat''', is a [[fat]] present in several popular foods. They have been shown to be slightly more unhealthy than [[saturated fat]]. Liberals have latched onto the idea that trans fats are the cause of the [[obesity]] epidemic in the United States, leading to several anti-[[business]] [[ban]]s on trans fats in places such as [[New York City]], [[Boston]] and the state of [[California]]<ref>http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/25/RV9N11VMPR.DTL</ref>. These bans absolve the blame from the consumer who chooses to eat a double cheeseburger with extra bacon and fries instead of a sensible sandwich and pickle. The burden is then put on struggling restaurants and [[chef]]s have been left wondering "how the trans fat ban will affect the bottom line".<ref>[http://www.zagat.com/Blog/Detail.aspx?SNP=NLA&SCID=37&BLGID=13729 LA Chefs React to Cali Trans Fats Ban]</ref> Liberals wrongly believe that banning access to trans fats will stop obesity, rather than a change in the mindset of the obese to stop them from eating and get them to [[exercise]]. They should look to the wise policy of President [[George H. W. Bush]], who started the [[Presidential Physical Fitness]] program with [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] to get people active and fit. Even [[Michael Phelps]] can eat plenty of trans fats in his diet because he has the sense to exercise.
    
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