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To: Moominoid who wrote (68606)	9/18/2005 9:45:12 PM
From: Slagle	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Moominoid Re: "stem cell research" That really shouldn't be a Constitutional issue. Bush could veto based on his personal religious beliefs and that would be perfectly Constitutional and likewise a legislator could either support or oppose on the same basis. Where the issue might wind up in the federal courts is over the actions of some state or local government. The advocates of an all powerful federal government desire to force a single standard on each and every issue upon the whole country. This is wrong and unconstitutional. If Carolina wants to ban stem cell research outright but Massachusetts would be glad to have human clones walking the streets then that is how it should be and those arrangements should never be questioned in federal court. But they will be and judicial activists will attempt to legislate from the bench, at least till the courts can be purged of these socialists. Slagle

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