| Do you think Rush Limbaugh went too far in accusing Michael J. Fox of exaggerating the effects of Parkinson's disease? * 140600 responses | ||
| Yes. 83% /dotRed.gif){kind=small} |
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| No. 16% |
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| I don't know. 1.6% |
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84/15. We're getting an awfully late start.
If the frequenters/watchers of PMSMSNBC are considered, you KNOW that only the moonbat fringes are regulars there....ANY poll on Rush Limbaugh that can be seen as negative will be innundated with the loonies voting for condemnation (and execution, if possible)of ANY conservative, especially Rush.
"Did Fox go too far in distorting Talent's stem cell research position??
If we give MSNBC hits they'll think people care about their opinions.
F the liberal polls, msnbc is dead media broadcasting.
Typical MSNBC poll. They tell their listeners (talk about mind numbed robots) what to think and than take a poll to make sure they "get it" or will tell them until their poll says they do.
We can turn this around.
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Of all the questions they could ask, why this?
When one changes the channel to MSNBC and then gets upset with the programming,
it helps to remember you are one of the few watching it.
Reeve didn't care about spinal injuries until he fell off his horse and Fox didn't care about Parkinson's Disease until he came down with it. I appreciate the severity of his disease but that doesn't give him carte blanche to twist and distort facts in order to sway voters.
And if he thinks it does, then screw him.
back away from the poll - do not do it, let it go out of whack so it cannot be taken seriously - that goes for all polls
Here we go again. A conservative is impaled for his words. The fact that this actor DID stop taking his meds isn't making the lefties mad.
This will be all over the news and the papers. It's the same thing every time! Full media coverage, hypocritical outrage, endless references to the "racist sexist homophobe jihadophobe mean-spirited" words of the Republican.
These fascists roast people for saying "macaca", which means nothing.
A word to Rush:
Don't you know that the left is monitoring your program from start to finish, recording every word of yours? That they get together to meet and decide if there's anything they can roast you on?
Don't you know that there is free speech for all except conservatives?
Don't you know that when they get into power talk radio and Free Republic are finished?
<< ... this is a tactic of Michael J. Fox that he has previously admitted (to) .... >>
The (Canadian) tax-exempt Parkinson's foundation head, Fox, ain't even close to being an original.
Superman? Long Island Railroad and/or Jersey Widders, anyone?
Or is the delightful Ms Coulter ahead of the game or what?
Just because a person is the victim of a disease does not mean that everything he says must be accepted without question or without opposition. Fox has thrown his hat into the political arena and has made dramatic endorsements of democrats on the basis of embryonic stem cell research. Is he to be considered another 9/11 widow, someone who cannot be challenged because he has suffered? Hey! I suffer for a lot of reasons every day, but I don't expect anyone to kill another viable human being for me on the prospect that, somewhere down the road, I might feel better. But then I'm not a star, not a celebrity. By the way, does anyone know if this fellow is an American citizen? A dual citizen? Or still a Canadian citizen?
Rush handled the subject reasonably and truthfully, merely pointing out something Fox had already admitted to in his book...that he (Fox) overemphasizes his condition to influence public opinion. The fact that the "moonbats" flew into a rage only reinforces the realization that Rush was right. It's always a bitch to get caught with your hand in the cookie jar.
Freeped
| Do you think Rush Limbaugh went too far in accusing Michael J. Fox of exaggerating the effects of Parkinson's disease? * 140600 responses | ||
| Yes. 83% |
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| No. 16% |
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| I don't know. 1.6% |
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