[rightwing2]

Yet more proof that Bush is not committed to the pro-life cause. This and Bush's other betryals of the conservative cause are why I have decided to support Alan Keyes for President in 2004!

[Mudboy Slim]

"Yet more proof that Bush is not committed to the pro-life cause."

Did you even read the article, my FRiend?! C'mon now...this is the beginning of the debate on the issue, not the end, and Dubyuh will be there when it counts if we continue to highlight the barbarity of killing 8-week-old fetuses and harvesting their stem cells.

"This and Bush's other betryals of the conservative cause are why I have decided to support Alan Keyes for President in 2004!"

Might as well support my candidacy, as neither of us will be candidates...MUD

[Amelia]

Yet more proof that Bush is not committed to the pro-life cause.

Obviously you did not read the article, but only the misleading headline. Before you make your final judgement, you might want to do the following:

1. Read the entire article.

2. Read post #275.

3. Be aware that the grant was approved on the last day Clinton's appointed acting NIH director was in office. Bush's appointee was approved by the Senate May 2, 2002 and took over May 21.

This and Bush's other betryals of the conservative cause are why I have decided to support Alan Keyes for President in 2004!

Is Keyes running?