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March 02, 2010

Obama Goes Southern Style: Don't 'Lecture' Me About My Cholesterol

ABC News’ Karen Travers and Sunlen Miller report:

 

Just days after his doctors expressed concerns about his rising cholesterol levels, President Obama dropped by a family-style restaurant for an authentic – but perhaps not so healthy – Southern style lunch in Savannah, Georgia.

 

In between events, Obama paid a visit to Mrs. Wilkes' Dining Room and made it clear he did not want to hear it from the press about his choice of lunch.

 

“I don’t want any lectures about my cholesterol,” Obama said. “Don’t tell Michelle.”

 

On the table before the president were huge bowls and platters overflowing with food including fried chicken, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, baked beans, and potato salad.

 

"When you're in Georgia you have to have sweet tea!" Obama said.

 

Obama worked the dining room at the “Oldtime Family Style Dining” restaurant, going table to table greeting people. “Tell everyone back home I say hi,” the president said. Read more ...

 

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