Michael J. Fox Stem-Cell Ad
Michael J. Fox, the actor afflicted with Parkinson's Disease, recently did a commercial in support of Missouri Democratic Congressional candidate Claire McCaskill.  Missouri voters will be voting on Amendment 2, a proposed change to the state constitution that would provide constitutional protections for embryonic stem-cell research.  The commercial shows Fox, who is obviously in an advanced stage of the disease, shaking and swaying uncontrollably while speaking on behalf of the amendment.  On Wednesday, Conservative commentator, Rush Limbaugh, hit a new low when on his radio show, he claimed that Fox was "exaggerating the effects of the disease."  Rush Limbaugh is an animal.  Here is the commercial and as a major Alex P. Keaton and Marty McFly fan, I find this terribly sad.


 

Guardian: Radio Host Apologizes

 

 

 

 

 

 

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