I understand that OUR emotions run high here, but do WE really need to trash the 1st Lady? She said nothing especially "critical" of MJFox. She merely pointed out that it was "easy" for him to play on people's fears. This is something that I have thought all along--how "easy" it must be for Fox to have PD--no worries about his immediate or longterm healthcare; no worries about his family's healthcare; no worries about his 401k; no worries about his mortgage payments; no worries about his utility bills; no worries about what's not in his fridge; no worries about whether or not his kids have lunch money; no worries about whether or not the mange on his dog's rump should be seen by a vet; no worries about getting eye-glasses for his son; no worries about whether or not he has a ride to his next doctor's appointment; no worries about being able to pay for the next doctor's appointment or the next prescription refill (oh, wait a minute...I already covered healthcare); no worries about getting a ride to the pharmacy; no worries about gas money or car insurance or car repair costs; no worries about his kid's book-rental or school admission fees or SAT fees; no worries about fixing the lawn-mower; no worries about the leaky fawcet on the kitchen sink; no worries about his next case of Molsen's or his next bag of reefer (Woody Harrelson'll hook'em up);...lets face it, not even the 1st 100 million $ he raised for research presented much worry for him. I'm sure much of it was a simple phone call away--to people like Christopher Lloyd and countless other hollywood executive types.
Of course, the 1st Lady has it just as "easy" as MJFox, which leads one to wonder....too tired...nite.