Typical...

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Following his appearance in an advertisement for Missouri Democratic Senate candidate Claire McCaskill, Canadian-born actor Michael J. Fox vouches for another Democratic Senate hopeful in Maryland. Congressman Ben Cardin is using Fox in a similiar ad, where the actor, suffering from Parkisan’s disease, is seen gyrating while he tries to persuade voters not to vote for Republican candidate Michael Steele.

There seems to be a problem though...

Michael Steele’s campaign has exposed Cardin’s vote against stem cell research:

Link

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There seems to be a problem though... Link

I'd say another problem is that even though the words "stem cell" are in the name of the thing they are voting on, it is actually apparently only dealing with spending public funds on human cloaning for some reason...?

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/dai...ape.guest.html

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The same people that are against genetically altered plants and vegetables are for genetically altered humans.

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From Drudge

The counter ad that will run in Missouri tomorrow. Has Kurt Warner, Patricia Heaton and Jeff Suppan (pitcher for the Cardinals) among others in it.

Counter Ad

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...and he was such the good little President Reagan loving Republican on
Family Ties. oh wait, he was acting...my mistake.

[Hammer]

...and he was such the good little President Reagan loving Republican on
Family Ties. oh wait, he was acting...my mistake.

Alex P. Keaton. Nerdy but cool. Okay, just somewhat cool about a few certain things.

Michael J. Fox. Moonbat (and remember, Parkinson's does NOT affect the mental facilities of its victims, so we are told). He's a friggin' nutroot just like the rest of those H-Wood dingbats.

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Shame. I used to be a big fan of MJF (and Steven King for that matter) - but they both seem to have gone over to the dark side. I don't guess you can blame MJF, he at least has a "reason" and may not know he was misinformed. Or maybe he did. Who knows, I know he became a US citizen a few years ago, but does he live anywhere NEAR Missouri?

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Hannity: Michael J. Fox Can Be Criticized for Stem Cell Ad

Radio Show Host Says Ad Won't Affect Midterm Elections' Outcome

Conservatives came to the defense of talk radio host Rush Limbaugh over his accusation that actor Michael J. Fox's appearance in a political ad about stem cell research was "purely an act."

ABC talk radio host Sean Hannity told "Good Morning America" that Fox deserved to be criticized.

"Michael J. Fox admits now that he stopped taking his medication prior to testifying before Congress," Hannity said. "You have a right to speak up, but he also has a right to be criticized."

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The Unconscionable Claims of Michael J. Fox

The popular and appealing actor Michael J. Fox has taken to the airwaves in Senate battleground states Missouri, Maryland, and New Jersey with a highly misleading ad urging defeat of Republican Senatorial candidates opposing the use of taxpayer dollars to fund new embryonic stem cell line research.

Also...

In short, the claims made in the Michael J. Fox political ads are false and reprehensible, an insult to the voters of Maryland, Missouri and New Jersey, and to all Americans.

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Shame. I used to be a big fan of MJF (and Steven King for that matter) - but they both seem to have gone over to the dark side. I don't guess you can blame MJF, he at least has a "reason" and may not know he was misinformed. Or maybe he did. Who knows, I know he became a US citizen a few years ago, but does he live anywhere NEAR Missouri?

I heard about Stephen King praising MoveOn.org, it's just a shame, one of my favorite books is 'Salem's Lot and his new book "Cell" I've heard rocks also...gotta consider thought that he was a 60's hippie