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To: LindyBill who wrote (184341)	10/27/2006 10:39:30 PM
From: skinowski	Read Replies (1) of 793750

Rush is right - Michael J.Fox came out as a spokesman for the democratic candidate in a hard hitting political commercial. It was his choice to to use his symptoms and appearance as means of persuading voters - therefore, all of it should be open to questions. If he stopped his meds, he may have done so in order to make his commercial more effective in promoting his candidate - and in hurting her opponent. At one point in the commercial he states that Talent wanted to "criminalize" embryonic stem cell research. Is that true? I always thought that what is at question is Federal funding... rather than the legality of the research. Private funds can fund it all they want. Btw, I happened to to spend a couple of days in Missouri this last week. Boy, they are running a hard campaign! Pretty hard mud slinging going on from both sides.

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