On 16 Aug 2004, at 2:21 am, Robert G. Seeberger wrote:
http://www.space.com/news/science_politics_040814.html
The conflict usually centers on scientific advice involving politically contentious subjects such as reproductive health, drug policy and the environment.
Climate scientists, for example, complain they have been frustrated in their attempts to include full and accurate information about global warming in official government reports -- a charge the administration denies.
The administration also finds itself at odds with many medical researchers over use of embryonic stem cells. President Bush, concerned that harvesting the cells requires the destruction of human embryos, decided in 2001 to restrict federally funded research to a few dozen existing cell lines. But medical researchers, believing stem cells offer a key to curing many debilitating diseases, say the decision severely hampers their work.
Is there no limit to the twisted sick evildoing of these sick twisted evildoing religious freaks? [1]
[1] Rhetorical question.
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