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Obama's
Embryonic Stem Cell OK Can Kill
What
President Obama did when he reversed President
Bush's executive order banning embryonic stem
cell research was based not on solid science,
but his desire to cater to the anti-life,
pro-abortion forces and their media allies who
helped elect him. In doing this, he created the
potential for an outbreak of potentially fatal
cancerous tumors caused by the therapeutic use
of embryonic stem cells.
Moreover, he killed another Bush presidential
order that funded some of the most promising
research on the creation of embryonic-like stem
cells from harmless but potent adult stem cells.
What President Obama did when he rescinded
President Bush's federal ban on certain lines of
embryonic stem cell research ultimately could
cost American lives.
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The
Loft: It's Time to Get Your Act Together
The
problem we face as a party is that in order to
move forward, we need LEADERSHIP... real, honest
to goodness leadership. Unfortunately, the one
thing we need is the one thing we are currently
lacking.
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Commentary:
Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell OK Can Kill
What
President Obama did when he reversed President
Bush's executive order banning embryonic stem
cell research was based not on solid science,
but his desire to cater to the anti-life,
pro-abortion forces and their media allies who
helped elect him.
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Commentary:
A Shotgun-Marriage Proposal
Is
it really necessary for taxpayers to spend
another dime on the TARP? We've already
committed $700 billion, half of which was spent
under President Bush and half of which is coming
under President Obama. And now, as we wait with
baited breath for Treasury-man Tim Geithner's
detailed plan to purchase bank toxic assets, the
TARP could rise by another $1 trillion or more.
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Commentary:
Even Celebrities Are Bullied
"Jessica's
Agony...Bullied for Her Weight," a magazine
cover blares in big, bold letters.
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Commentary:
Catching Up With Karl Rove
Karl
Rove retired in 2007 as President George W.
Bush's deputy chief of staff, ace political
strategist and mastermind of public policy. But
Rove -- aka "Satan" to liberals and
not always popular with limited-government
conservatives, either -- is very much involved
in the daily warfare of partisan politics.
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News:
Obama admin. to end use of term 'enemy
combatant'
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- The Obama administration said Friday
that it is abandoning one of President George W.
Bush's key phrases in the war on terrorism:
enemy combatant. But that won't change much for
the detainees at the U.S. naval base in Cuba --
Obama still asserts the military's authority to
hold them. Human rights attorneys said they were
disappointed that Obama didn't take a new
stance.
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News:
Obama spokesman 'enjoyed' lashing of CNBC host
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- The White House's chief spokesman on
Friday said he enjoyed watching "The Daily
Show" host Jon Stewart give a lashing to
CNBC's Jim Cramer over how he and the business
network have covered the collapsing economy.
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News:
Republicans criticize Obama's budget plan
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- Republicans are trying to build on some
bipartisan misgivings over President Barack
Obama's ambitious spending blueprint, claiming
that the deficits and taxes he envisions are
"destroying opportunities for the next
generation."
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News:
Interfax: Cuba, Venezuela may host Russian
bombers
MOSCOW
(AP) -- A Russian Air Force chief said Saturday
that Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has
offered an island as a temporary base for
strategic Russian bombers, the Interfax news
agency reported.
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News:
Ginsburg: Possible court opening soon
BOSTON
(AP) -- Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told law
students Friday there could be an opening on the
Supreme Court soon but didn't hint at who might
be leaving.
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News:
Senate Dems squabble over which homeowners to
help
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- Disagreement among Senate Democrats over
how many struggling homeowners should qualify
for court-ordered mortgage relief has stalled a
key part of President Barack Obama's foreclosure
prevention plan on Capitol Hill.
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News:
Investigator uses phony documents to get
passports
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- Using phony documents and the identities
of a dead man and a 5-year-old boy, a government
investigator obtained U.S. passports in a test
of post-9/11 security. Despite efforts to boost
passport security since the 2001 terror attacks,
the investigator fooled passport and postal
service employees four out of four times,
according to a new report made public Friday.
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News:
Obama: 'We've got to get through this difficult
period.'
WASHINGTON
(AP) -- President Barack Obama is shifting to a
more upbeat economic message as he talks of
working to create a "post-bubble"
model for solid economic growth once the
recession ends.
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