I suspect that stem cell research is quickly bypassing the need to use fetal tissue, and that is probably the reason why GW is not pushing it. OTOH, Kerry, is pushing it because he makes good press, and allows, not just the nitwits and Kooks, but also the average Joe on the street to think that he is much smarter than GW.

If you will note, drugs such as RU-486, and newer ones, are entering the market, and making the abortion issue less significant. So, why should not the stem cell research be similar. I suspect that you are falling behind the scientific curve on this one.

I know you people are desperate, but can't you do better than persecuting a good man and his faith.

Your savage attempts to destroy Christianity, this is why liberalism will eventually WITHER AND DIE.

Because he is the most IDEOLOGICAL, FUNDAMENTALIST president in US history.-thaiquila

Once again, this statement, like SO many of your other ones, simply displays your complete ignorance of US Constitutional AND Presidential history. Presidential history DOES go back further than your lifetime, don't you think?

I have constantly tried to get you to think before you pound the keys so as not to belittle yourself. But, alas, to no avail. So have at it, remembering that your wide sweeping, inaccurate statements will not go unchallenged.

I simply cannot understand why you 'so called' atheists are so hate filled toward Christianity, OR Jewish religious belief. You're amazing!

Well, you might want to try here in the Bear Pit section, Bear Pit.  Try that out, if you can hold down your blood pressure.  We wouldn't want you to get a stroke............of genius.

Thai, forgive me, but you wouldn't recognize a tigre if it came up and bit you in the posterior. You're on your own on this one, if you can't follow the trail. You need many different types of help.

Shalom

Thaiquila, YOU STILL WANT TO VOTE KERRY???

“I don’t think anyone in the Congress is going to not give our troops ammunition, not give our troops the ability to be able to defend themselves. We’re not going to cut and run and not do the job.” Sept. 14, 2003, edition of CBS's Face the Nation
Even John Kerry can't assume what he himself means!! Incredible....but true!! He said this 4 days after he said the following....

"We cannot authorize or appropriate $87 billion without pulling back some of the unfair Bush tax cut for the wealthiest Americans and investing in the United States of America. If we can open firehouses in Baghdad, we can keep them open in the United States of America."

" I will do what we need to do to protect troops. But I am not going to vote for an open-ended $87 billion without the questions answered that I proposed earlier and without an adequate effort with respect to the international community. John Kerry in the Democratic presidential campaign debate sponsored by the Congressional Black Caucus Institute and Fox News Channel Fox News Channel; Tuesday, September 9, 2003"

Here he goes. Blaming Tax cuts for the reason why he can't vote for the money needed to help support the troops in Iraq!! Don't be fooled. The time is September and he's not polling too well. Senator Kerry knows that if he votes for the 87 Billion, the left wing wacko's flooding the polls like MORON.ORG (Moveon.org) will not support him. So in order to selfishly keep his white house hopes alive, he votes against the 87 Billion. Real great guy isn't he??

And, the best one...!

"I actually did vote for the $87 billion, before I voted against it." Mar 16, 2004

Why say Shalom to me if you hate my guts? It is so fake, like your leader, Bush.-thaiquila

Madison was one of the founders of the concept of SEPARATION OF CHURCH and STATE.-thaiquila

Anytime religion is mentioned within the confines of government today people cry, "Separation of Church and State".  Many people think this statement appears in the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution and therefore must be strictly enforced.  However, the words: "separation", "church", and "state" do not even appear in the first amendment.  The first amendment reads, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..."  The statement about a wall of separation between church and state was made in a letter on January 1, 1802, by Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Baptist Association of Connecticut.  The congregation heard a widespread rumor that the Congregationalists, another denomination, were to become the national religion.  This was very alarming to people who knew about religious persecution in England by the state established church.  Jefferson made it clear in his letter to the Danbury Congregation that the separation was to be that government would not establish a national religion or dictate to men how to worship God.  Jefferson's letter from which the phrase "separation of church and state" was taken affirmed first amendment rights.  Jefferson wrote:
I contemplate with solemn reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should "make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," thus building a wall of separation between Church and State.  (1)
The reason Jefferson choose the expression "separation of church and state" was because he was addressing a Baptist congregation; a denomination of which he was not a member.  Jefferson wanted to remove all fears that the state would make dictates to the church.  He was establishing common ground with the Baptists by borrowing the words of Roger Williams, one of the Baptist's own prominent preachers.  Williams had said:

When they have opened a gap in the hedge or wall of separation between the garden of the Church and the wilderness of the world, God hath ever broke down the wall itself, removed the candlestick, and made his garden a wilderness, as at this day.  And that there fore if He will eer please to restore His garden and paradise again, it must of necessity be walled in peculiarly unto Himself from the world...(2)

The "wall" was understood as one-directional; its purpose was to protect the church from the state.  The world was not to corrupt the church, yet the church was free to teach the people Biblical values.

How can we persecute the president? He is the most powerful person in the world. Your assertion is totally irrational.

What?

Wow, anyone can be persecuted, how much power they hold makes NO difference.

George W. Bush is a good man who follows the Bible, for this he is called a religious zealot and a wacky fundementalist by socialists who want this country to look like France.

"If they persecute me, they will persecute you" Jesus Christ said that.

Why say Shalom to me if you hate my guts?

Perhaps "Putz" is a better form of greeting?

Perhaps "Putz" is a better form of greeting?-boon Me

It would be more honest about the way he actually feels, shmuck.-Thaiquila

Thanks for the kind sentiment.-Thaiquila

I will have peace aplenty come November when we kick out the regime of holy roller war criminals.-thaiquila

Those who oppose the Bush Doctrine – articulated in the president’s address to a joint session of Congress after the terrorist attacks of 9/11 – also criticize the president’s opposition to the Kyoto Protocol and the International Court of Justice and his ending of the ABM (anti-ballistic missile) treaty. I agree with the positions taken by the president.

Oh, poor baby Bush.
He is so persecuted as he flies around in Air Force One.
The worse that can happen to him, and God willing it will, is that he is retired to enjoy his vast wealth back at the ranch.
My bleeding liberal heart oozes with compassion for this poor, pitiful, persecuted soul.
Give me a break!

GOP: "
*Sigh*

Yes, Jesus warned that all of his followers would at one point in their lives be persecuted for their religious beliefs.

The halarious part is that the person persecuting him most, is a traitor to his own Christian faith. "

If you SERIOUSLY believe that JESUS meant GEORGE W BUSH in these warnings, you are so incredibly deluded as to bely comprehension.