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November 22, 2007

Skin Cell Research Boon for Right To Lifers, 7 Years too Late for the Sick

By Sandy Sand

George Bush's right-to-lifers are going nya, nya, nya we were right all along. Boon for them, bust for the ill.

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George Bush's right-to-lifers are going nya, nya, nya we were right all along.

They're using a technique of using skin cells as a substitute for human-embryo cells for research as a boon for the their cause.

Boon to their cause it might be, but it's seven years too late for the sick who could have used any break-throughs in cures for catasprophic diseases, if there had been any.

It's not like researchers all over the world haven't been doing plenty of research on their own and/or with help from their own governments.  But, if some of the might of the U.S. treasury had been thrown behind American researchers, we'd be seven years ahead of the game.

Thank you, George Bush on this day of Thanksgiving for your unChristian, wrong-headed, unconscionable, short-sighted, inhuman philosophies.

You haven't done one thing for the good of the average American people for whom you work.  In this one specific case, refusing to allow government funding for embryonic stem cell research, you also haven't done anything to help the only people you care about...your very rich friends.  



Authors Bio:
Sandy Sand began her writing career while raising three children and doing public relations work for Women's American ORT (Organization for Rehabilitation through Training). That led to a job as a reporter for the San Fernando Valley Chronicle, a weekly publication in Canoga Park, California. In conjunction with the Chronicle, she broadcast a tri-weekly, 10-minute newscast for KGOE AM. Following the closure of the Chronicle, Sand became the editor of the Tolucan Times and Canyon Crier newspapers in Burbank. She is currently a guest columnist for the Los Angeles Daily News and contributor to ronkayela.com

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