[LibKill]

Done with stem cells from his own body.

I think that should drive a stake through the heart of fetal stem cell research.

[goodnesswins]

WHY oh WHY don't they say FETAL CELLS in the headline!@!!!

[Popman]

I think that should drive a stake through the heart of fetal stem cell research.

I certainly hope so, but I doubt it.

Even the slimmest, smallest, tiniest ray of hope the murdering unborn babies can and will be finally found to jusify their blood lust will be left out there as proof we are wrong to hold them accountable for their actions

[ronnie raygun]

what a break through maybe some day we may be able to understand what Jesse Jackson is saying, what a revalation!

[dhs12345]

No. Probably not. The heart of fetal stem cell research is the abortion issue and a big government bureaucracy (to manage stem cell research).

Two of the Dem's favorite issues. It is a two for one deal for them.

[ducdriver]

I think that should drive a stake through the heart of fetal stem cell research.

Sorry, it won't. It should, but it won't. Doesn't fit the agenda. The DemocRATs, liberals and commies need more and more to justify their sacrament of abortion, and so they will always search for any excuse they can find to murder others of their choosing.

[incredulous joe]

"I think that should drive a stake through the heart of fetal stem cell research."

Stakes through the heart is vampires. Can't say for sue what it takes to kill demons?

[The_Reader_David]

Nice choice of metaphor, but the Moloch of Autonomy, to whom the human sacrifices of abortion are offered is, I fear, a bit more resiliant than a vampire.

We've had some 80 different disorders with adult stem cell therapies go to clinical trial, we had other lame people walk on the basis of autodonation adult stem cell therapy, but still the high priest(esse)s of the Cult(ure) of Death insist that embryonic stem cells are the only ones with 'real potential', and still their acolytes in the press and fools among the people heed their claims.

[MHT]

This isn't the first time--there are three cases of nasal cells used in the UK which have helped produce movement in people with paralysis. This information was published in the Weekly Standard, and quickly died as no one else in the press picked up on it.

[kenth]

I think that should drive a stake through the heart of fetal stem cell research.

---

It should, but it won't. Nothing will deter the left from pursuing the wholesale mass murder of innocent babies. That's the basis behind the left's desire for fetal stem cell research; not health, not medical breakthroughs, just the death of the most innocent.

[HardStarboard]

>>>Done with stem cells from his own body.<<<

Christopher Reeves, Superman, hero of the embyronic fetal stem cell advocates, may have benefited from his own stem cells long before any other treatment....if he'd been able to hang on just another year or two.