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You’re probably sick of seeing the ads on TV for products that help you with delicate subjects…if you know what I mean. So you were probably just as surprised as I was that Federal News Radio Senior Correspondent Mike Causey headlined his column today, “Shutdown Fears Cure ED – Really.”

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