red states rule
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There are other meds to suppress the shaking. Fox stops taking those meds when he talks about his condition because it draws attention to the condition. He takes them regularly the rest of the time and they have been effective enough to allow him to carry on a minor career in acting, as he was recently a guest on Boston Legal and had no problem with his shaking. Now, I don't have a problem with him doing this. When you're on all those meds, it only makes you look normal, not feel normal, and could detract from the impact of his speech. Limbaugh has said as much, as well, and when he strayed so far as to say Fox may have been acting, he apologized before his show even ended, saying it was probably out of bounds.
My issue is that the information he gave in his commercial is factually incorrect and intended as a way to attack a Republican candidate so close to the election as to prevent a retort. I think he's being used by the Democrats in this fashion. He's being used as just another human tool, just like Cindy Sheehan, in their jihad against the Republicans. Maybe he's ok with that, but then shame on him. I'm also objecting to the idea that what he says cannot be challanged because he's sick. Yeah, he makes a sympathetic spokesman, but my sympathy will not spare him from my criticism of his remarks.
Much like the Jersey Girls, libs will trot these "victims" out before the camera, and they will sprew the DNC talking points; and conservatives are expected to shut up and take it
If you listen to Fox, Republicans want people to suffer and die.
Remember how Pretty Boy Edwards bellowed how if Kerry was President, Christopher Reeves would be walking?
Libs use these people, then they will toss them aside when they have served their purpose.
Much like Cindy Crackpot, she is now ignored and deserted by the left