Wash U hightlights the importance of stem cell research in the monthly e-mail to grads
All the while the St. Charles County Government is fighting over whether to support RCGA because RCGA lobbied to stop a ban on stem cell research involving SNTC The best part, the St. Chuck County Council is likely to override Ortwerth.
So the Republicans got almost their entire agenda through this session–what happens next session?
Abortion and stem cells all day and all night. That’s quite a strategery for appealing to moderate voters!
It’s uncomfortable, but not as uncomfortable as this:
http://www.turdtwister.com/
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Jeff Wegerson (wegerje)
If stem cell research is so important, then research stem cells. Research 24/7. Have every abortion clinic in the country send you stem cells. Bathe in stem cells. Shower with stem cells. Invent a stem cell cola. Nobody from the government will stop you. The only thing the government says is they will not fund it. Do it on your own dime. After all, if everything that is said about stem cell research is true, you will not only heal the world’s diseases, you’ll become as wealthy as God in the process. I would think the profits alone would encourage people to stop demanding government handouts and reach into their own pockets.