Paula Deen is a hypocrite, hiding her diabetes diagnosis for three years while continuing to profit off the persona as the mother of southern, extremely-unhealthy cooking. Now that she’s been diagnosed, she’s hawking a very dubious diabetes drug that costs 0 a month–out of the question for her former target audience of “budget-conscious” Americans. Take our poll: What’s worse, Paula Deen selling out to market an expensive diabetes drug, or her hypocrisy of publishing diabetes-causing recipes after being diagnosed with the illness? ywtv.tv Deen’s hypocrisy: www.nytimes.com The dubious Victoza diabetes drug: motherjones.com Add us to your circles on Google+ plus.google.com Join the conversation on Facebook www.facebook.com Follow The Daily Conversation on Twitter www.twitter.com
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