[SJackson]

For those unhappy with the Kerry position, I'm sure he was against it before he was for it. And you know who's money is going to pay for it.

[Always Right]

Backed by the unusual endorsement of 48 Nobel laureates

Oh yeah, real unusual. Aren't these the same people who come out in favor of every liberal cause?

[Texas Eagle]

Mr. Kerry vowed to "listen to the advice of scientists" and make their advisory reports open to the public.

Of course Ho Chi Kerry will only seek the advice of the scientists who espouse the diabolical practice of harvesting embryonic stem cells and will completely dismiss the scientists who promote the use of adult stem cells which can be obtained from umbilical cords.

Adult stem cells have at least shown some positive results whereas embryonic stem cells have shown none.

[WideGlide]

Don't forget amnesty for the green terrorists at ALF/ELF/PETA. And while he's at it a Get Out of Jail Free card (Presidential pardon) for Mumia.

[WFTR]

Burton Richter, who received the Nobel in physics in 1976 for discovering a subatomic particle and who helped Mr. Kerry's campaign collect his colleagues' support over the last 10 days, told reporters that "Nobel laureates tend not to use their names for anything outside of science," adding, "I hope you take that as a sign of how seriously all of us think the errors of our present course are."

1. What does a subatomic particle have to do with biology?

2. One reason that Nobel laureates tend not to use their names for anything outside of science is probably the fact that none of them have any clue about life outside their labs. I still think Jimmy Carter is the only president elected in years who had an academic career that was equal to mine. Lawyers are a dime a dozen and don't impress me. Mr. Carter survived the Navy nuclear program at Annapolis and earned an advanced degree there. I have three engineering degrees, but I would have been hard pressed to do the same. However, all of his academic accomplishments don't change the fact that Jimmy Carter knew nothing about leadership and was an inept president.

3. I wonder whether this guy has ever received a paycheck that didn't come from a government grant. Maybe his support for Mr. Kerry is nothing more than self-interest and his own inability to see outside his own experiences in life.

One More Tribute (to President Reagan)
Bill

[combat_boots]

Please cross over to other ideas about to gather stem-cells without harm to babies, e.g., from cord blood...........

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Stem Cells An Unlikely Therapy for Alzheimer's Reagan-Inspired Zeal For Study Continues
The Washington Post ^ | June 10, 2004 | Rick Weiss

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1156980/posts

[Captain Rabbit]

"Presidents are supposed to think big and dream big and help our nation to do so," he [Kerry] said


See, I always thought they should shut their mouths about social issues and worry about the military and vetoing spending bills. That's what I thought. I don't want a President, especially a New England liberal elitist, dreaming up big ridiculous things domestically while holding on to a position of power. The problem with the government is that too many idiots like Kerry ARE 'dreaming big'.