George Bush stated in August of 2001 that the government passed a law that will no longer fund the use of embryos for stem cell research. ... This breakthrough in the medical technology could assist the downfall of embryonic research by letting scientist clone embryos and use those as the gateway to culture stem cells, just as long as George Bush doesn't step in with his Christian beliefs and put a stop to this!...

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Kass this past year was picked by President Bush to head an advisory panel on stem cell research. ... George W. Bush's first big televised chat with the nation was about bioethics. ... "I strongly oppose human cloning, as do most Americans," said Bush. ... Bush warned the nation that these are dangerous waters. ...

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President George Bush did not oblige, and not only did he not fund the experiments, but pressure from the public and religious groups, he ordered researchers to stop making further advancements in stem-cell research. ... Bush however allowed the continuation of 64 stem cells that were already created, but even this got criticism, people believes that since the cells were already taken from the embryo that is was like committing a crime, "We should be horrified at the prospect of participating in research on embryos who are deliberately killed for the same reason that we are horrified that gol...

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President George W. Bush has said that there will be federal funding for stem cell lines that were already created but will not give federal funding for the creation of any new stem cell lines (Update 330). ... Opponents of Bush's plan know that the plan doesn't involve the killing of more embryos but says that the stem cell lines already created are alright (Update 334). ...

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On August 9, 2001, President George W. Bush finally made a decision on the most recent controversial issue of federal funding for stem-cell research. In a brief televised address, he told the nation that he would support very limited research on embryonic stem cells. Scientists would be...

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