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Aug 23, 2004 CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy, Pope John Paul II warned in a statement released Sunday that humanity's speedy progress in science and technology risks overlooking moral values. At his visit a week ago at the French Shrine at Lourdes he urged that life "be respected from conception to its natural end" Fresh debate over cloning was sparked when Britain granted its first license for human cloning for stem-cell research.

KERRY TO THE LEFT OF MASS(ES)New Poll Shows Kerry's Votes Not Even Supported In Massachusetts______________________________________________________________55 % Disagree With John Kerry's Vote Against Parental Notification For Teenage Abortions Kerry Voted Three Times Against Requiring Parental Notification For Minor's Abortion.  (H.R. 5257, CQ Vote #266: Motion Rejected 48-48: R 8-34; D 40-14, 10/12/90, Kerry Voted Yea; S. 323, CQ Vote #131, Adopted 52-47: R 38-5; D 14-42, 7/16/91, Kerry Voted Nay; H.R. 2707, CQ Vote #185: Rejected 45-55: R 31-12; D 14-43, 9/11/91, Kerry Voted Nay)68% Disagree With His Vote To Allow Schools To Hand Out The Morning After Pill Without Parents'...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson 202-863-8614 Washington, DC — An analysis of key votes in advance of the Southern Republican Leadership Conference this weekend in Florida shows that Senator Kerry is out of step with both Republicans and Democrats in the South.On issues ranging from support for the President’s middle class tax cuts to funding for troops in Iraq, to the Defense of Marriage Act to the ban on Partial Birth Abortion, John Kerry has consistently voted against issues supported by his Democrat colleagues in the Senate who represent constituents in Southern states.“Once again, John Kerry’s greatest problem is...

When did Democrats stop calling themselves "liberal"? Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., when asked whether he considered himself a liberal, treated the questioner as if she belonged to the House Committee on Un-American Activities during the McCarthy years. Elizabeth Bumiller (New York Times): The National Journal, a respected, nonideologic (sic) publication covering Congress . . . has just rated you, Sen. Kerry, No. 1, the most liberal senator in the Senate. . . . How can you hope to win with this kind of characterization, in this climate? John Kerry: Because it's a laughable characterization, it's absolutely the most ridiculous thing...