Tracy Russo at democrats.org quotes Fox speaking at a rally for Sherrod Brown's Ohio Senate campaign. As you may know, I had a run-in with a less than compassionate conservative. I guess I'm not supposed to speak with you until my symptoms go away, or maybe I'm supposed to go away, but I'm not going to go away and neither are the millions of Americans and their families who live with these diseases…
The stem cell policy of President Bush that was supported by Senator DeWine is a rejection of the future of medical research. Well, forgive me for this, but it's time we get back to our future…a vote for Sherrod Brown for Senate is a vote for hope and for a better quality of life for millions of Americans…
I'm asking you as an advocate, and a husband and a father to all get active and to stand up for what is right -- what is right for the future of hundreds of millions of Americans who have or are touched by debilitating diseases. via John Amato at Crooks and Liars
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