Pepsi's new campaign misleads consumers  It is rather disturbing
the way major companies are able to use illusive marketing
tactics to lure consumers into buying new products.  That
Pepsi's marketing representative labeled the new beverage as a
"juice drink" is deceptive advertising. According to the FDA, a
"juice drink" is anything that is less than 100 percent juice,
which allows for a wide range of beverages.  It is misguiding to
the consumer, who may think they are simply replacing their
usual morning juice for another healthy alternative with a
little energy boost. The artificial sweeteners and carbonation
actually make it sound more like a diet soda, not to mention the
fact that it is supposed to be a derivative of Mountain Dew.
The company should just call it exactly what it is and allow the
customer to make an informed decision about whether or not to
consume the product.  Christina Perricone   Second Amendment is
safe from Obama  This is in response to the recent letter about
President Barack Obama