Original sentence: Congressman, Ben Cardin voted against embryonic stem cell research
Edited sentence: Also, Limbaugh provided examples of where Fox made false statements against the Republican candidates: (1) Fox charged that Senator Talent wants to criminalize stem cell research when in fact Talent wants to expand Federal funding for adult and cord blood stem cell research and (2) Fox stated that he supports Cardin because Cardin supports stem cell research but in fact Cardin voted against a bill in Congress that would have expanded Federal funding of adult and cord blood stem cell research.Congressman, Ben Cardin voted against the expansion of Federally funded stem cell research.Furthermore, Fox has supported candidates of both political parties, including Republicans.His point was that people are all too willing to accept the words of a disease victim, even when those words may be false or misleading, and deserve to be challenged.In 2004, Fox taped campaign endorsement ads supporting Republican U.In this context, Limbaugh was speculating that Fox was allowing the ravages of his disease to show as a way to shield himself from criticism.Interestingly, Fox implied to the Senate committee that his visible shaking was due to his waiting for the medication to kick in, when he later admitted he had never taken the meds at all.Limbaugh also criticized the idea that Parkinsons will be cured if only Republicans are defeated and stem cell research can carry on unfettered.Limbaugh also read from researcher statements, pointing out that while adult stem cell research has yielded more than 70 treatments for various diseases, embryonic stem cell research has thus far proved fruitless.Limbaugh has stated his belief that having a disease does not give someone carte blanche.Senator Arlen Spector of Pennsylvania, who is a strong supporter of embryonic stem cell research.to say anything without being challenged, and that he is merely trying to point out what he believes are false statements being made by Fox about Republican candidates