EXCLUSIVE: Ad Response To Michael J. Fox running in Missouri

Drudge ^ | 10/24/06 | Matt Drudge

[Alberta's Child]

Well, sometimes I am . . .

LOL.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Yes, sometimes. :-)

[Alberta's Child]

LOL.

Of course, Some people bring out the best in me, too!

[ELS]

What you need is someone with Parkinson's who opposes ESC research.

That was John Paul II.

[Fudd Fan]

Wow, what a marvelous ad. I'm glad so many people are p-o'd and speaking up. GOOD!

[Fudd Fan]

That was a TV show.

[nutmeg]

EXCLUSIVE: Ad Response To Michael J. Fox running in Missouri tomorrow night; stars Jim Caviezel of 'The Passion of Christ' and Cardinals pitcher Jeff Suppan, who pitches Game 4 of World Series... MORE...

Wow... I've kinda been rooting for Detroit in the World Series (I'm actually a Red Sox fan), but I think I just became a Cardinals fan! :o)

[FlashBack]

"Magnificent" Photo!!!

[rdb3]

Wonder how Mike Fox would feel if it was discovered that by sucking out the brains of MS victims and extracting their DNA you could cure cancer?

HEY! Won't be the brains (what little I have left) of this MS victim! ;-)

[nutmeg]

The frustrating part is that Talent has yet to even make some type of comment. The Michael J Fox ad is not even mentioned in Talent's campaign site.

I've noticed that as well... very disappointing.

I heard on Rush's show today that Michael Steele immediately issued a statement defending himself and his record, regarding a similar Michael J. Fox ad in Maryland. Where the heck is Jim Talent?

[Kuksool]

Michael J Fox swung by in the Congressional District next to mine today to stump for the RAT candidate. Fox blasted Rush.

The GOP candidate had a sick person with him who is being healed by adult stem cells. The GOP candidate managed to distinguish between embryonic and adult stem cells. Other Republicans are catching on.

[murphE]

In the first 2 seconds of the ad Jim Caviezel says what sounds like "La bora nash bin a shak." I assume that's Aramaic for something??

Someone on You Tube said something funny, that is was Aramaic for, "I am Jesus, and I approved this message."

[Gypssy]

And the others should shut-up and pitch, act or throw interceptions.

I have to admit that interception thing was funny as hell. hahaha

[no dems]

I agree the ad is awesome. But, unlike the MJF ad, which was a campaign ad for McCaskill, it did not ask for votes for Talent.

[FlashBack]

If you're going to "H" for that I guess I'll be right there with you for laughing at your remark...but then again someone once said that humor was a great medicine.

[nutmeg]

Here's the response to the Michael J. Fox ad. This ad stars "Passion of the Christ" actor Jim Caviezel, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Jeff Suppan, Kurt Warner, QB of the Arizona Cardinals, actress Patricia Heaton and Mike Sweeney of the Kansas City Royals.

Jeff Suppan will be pitching tomorrow night in Game 4 of the World Series. This ad will be apparently be running in Missouri tomorrow night, although I don't know if it will be run during the World Series...

[nutmeg]

Did you see this new ad?

[nutmeg]

I should've provided you with the link to the ad on YouTube:

Response Ad to Michael J. Fox

[Ciexyz]

Thanks for posting that text. And kudos to Jim Caviezel for putting his faith out there for all to see. It's probably hurting him in liberal Hollywood, which makes me respect Jim for his bravery and willingness to take financial hits for his beliefs.

[nutmeg]

Check this out!

Interesting excerpt from this article:

Fox addressed the controversy on Tuesday.

"I'm kind of lucky right now. It's ironic, given some of the things that have been said in the last couple of days, that my pills are working really well right now," he said.

Duckworth called Limbaugh's opinion ridiculous.

"That comment is trying to take attention away from the real issue at hand, which is we need embryonic stem cell research," she said.

Duckworth's congressional opponent says that's not true. He was joined by a cancer survivor from Wheaton, who was treated using adult stem cells.

"His life has been transformed," Peter Roskam said.