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To: Miss Marple
I've come to the thread very late but I was struck by your posts about Limbaugh. I do not agree with you at all about Limbaugh vrs MJ Fox.

Before Limbaugh commented on the Fox commercial the cloning bill was ahead 70-30. After Rush got into the picture and let it be known what the bill was actually the numbers dropped dramatically. Cloning still won but 51-49. Little consolation, but hardly Rush's fault. Tammy Duckworth had MJ Fox campaign for her and she lost. Is that MJ Fox's fault?

Talent lost because Talent didn't didn't run a good enough campaign and didn't get enough people out to vote.
511 posted on 11/12/2006 9:57:24 AM PST by Republican Red (if you don't want to root for the home team then get the hell out of the stadium)
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To: Republican Red

Thank you Red.


518 posted on 11/12/2006 10:02:50 AM PST by AliVeritas (In Victory, Be magnanimous, in Defeat, Defiant!)
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To: Republican Red
I think perhaps the archdiocese of St. Joseph and Kansas City had a little bit to do about the turnaround. I first heard about the amendment on EWTN, not from Rush. Many of the Catholic activists were all over this.

Ask yourself this: if the amendment was a sure thing, why did Fox make the commercial?

Well, you can think what you want. I heard from too many acquaintences and relatives who are moderates to think that Rush's performance helped. I can't convince anyone who thinks otherwise, I am sure. I only speak for myself, and I know what effect it had among people I know.

733 posted on 11/12/2006 2:10:19 PM PST by Miss Marple (Lord, thank you for Mozart Lover's son's safe return, and look after Jemian's son, please!)
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