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| If Falwell staggers your imagination, Pastor Becky Fischer is going to send you into catatonic shock. Miller's persona recalls his own father's resigned, almost catatonic place at the dinner table during Miller's childhood. Though Frist currently has a great deal of visibility as a result of his position as the party's leader in the Senate, his record as leader has been spotty at best, his speaking ability very weak, and his political judgment and instincts highly suspect, with his video diagnosis of a catatonic Terri Schiavo perhaps his most remembered moment as Senate leader. |
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