Posted on 03/09/2009 10:46:18 PM PDT by rabscuttle385
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement in response to President Barack Obamas decision to allow taxpayer funding of embryonic stem cell research that promotes the destruction of human life.
Todays decision by President Obama is the latest in a troubling series of actions from the White House that undermine the dignity of human life, said Senator DeMint. The presidents policy, which will force taxpayer funding to promote the destruction innocent human life, is wrong no matter how noble the scientific goals. Americas culture of life depends on clear moral and ethical guidelines that protect human dignity at every stage of life. But todays decision sends the exact opposite message that America is willing to kill innocent human life for unproven scientific goals. In President Obamas calculations, when does the dignity of human life override scientific goals? If embryonic human life is too young to protect, is it possible for a man or woman to become too old to protect?
Most concerning to millions of Americans is that instead of focusing on the economy, the president seems far more focused on rushing through a radical cultural agenda that was not a feature of his campaign for president. In a few weeks he has forced through taxpayer funding of abortions overseas, weakened conscience protections for doctors that morally oppose performing abortions, and nominated a radical pro-abortion politician to oversee the Department of Health and Human Services. He promised to heal partisan divides and reduce abortions, but in little more than a month, the president has instead reignited the culture wars by pushing to overturn decades of bipartisan progress in protecting life.
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I love this man!
the media and the liberals will dismiss him as a southern hick
of course, i hope this series of events isn’t shocking for the senator... this is what we all told him was coming. and did ANY elected republicans actually stand up and scream out the atrocities this liberal has always backed? hell no.
I am starting to warm up to Senator DeMint.
He has been making an awful lot of sense lately.
I don’t want gaudy flashes of conservative brilliance. I want determined, steady conservative leadership (which seems to be in short supply these days).
Perhaps the GOP does have a leader...
DeMint ping
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