GOP Looks to Louisiana's Governor Washington Post, United States - Nov 29, 2008 ... heard about the public and private Jindal: his steadfast opposition to abortion without exceptions; his disapproval of embryonic stem cell research; ...
Gypsum man fights cancer, counts blessings Vail Daily News, CO - Nov 13, 2008 On Tuesday, he?ll begin preparing for the stem cell transplant. ?They?ll microwave me for 20-30 minutes,? says Luchycky, referring to the radiation ...
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Eyewitness News @ 11 13wmaz, GA - Nov 12, 2008 STOCK SHARES OF STEM CELL COMPANIES HAVE SURGED SINCE WORD OF BARACK OBAMA'S PLANS TO REVERSE PRESIDENT BUSH'S 2001 ORDERS RESTRICTING RESEARCH. ...
A glass half full DesMoinesRegister.com, IA - Nov 20, 2008 Last year, Hamilton got in a conversation with one of his old Army buddies about stem cell treatment. The friend promised Hamilton he was going to try to ...
At a turning point Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, IN - Nov 23, 2008 WASHINGTON ? The gorgeous fall foliage you took photos of and then raked to the curb or left in the yard to be covered by snow ? which began seriously ...
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Candidates have learnedto manipulate the process St. Louis Post-Dispatch, United States - Jul 17, 2008 Even in death, the liberal press has to disparage former White House press secretary Tony Snow ("Conservative newsman did stint as Bush press secretary," ...
Dr. Michael DeBakey, pioneering heart surgeon, dies at 99 International Herald Tribune, France - Jul 13, 2008 More than once, Snow was forced to apologize, as he did shortly after taking the job, when he erroneously said that Bush viewed embryonic stem cell research ...
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Counting Heads Slate - Jul 13, 2008 The LAT's lead focuses on nuclear power, climate change, faith-based initiatives, stem-cell research, arms control, wiretapping, and even immigration as ...
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So Much for Little Green Men RedOrbit, TX - Aug 1, 2008 A crisis of faith, religious controversy, and a portrait of George W. Bush bleed the stem-cell-research angle for all it's worth, but the way the plot gets ...
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[CITATION] US Congress Takes Another Stab at Stem Cell Bill LSOF CHANGE
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Bush spokesman Snow apologizes for stem cell remark
WASHINGTON - Tony Snow, President George W. Bush's chief spokesman, apologized on Monday for saying Bush believed embryonic stem cell research amounted to "murder," saying he had overstated the president's position.
Snow, a former radio talk show host who took over as press secretary in May, created a bit of a stir in defending Bush's veto last Wednesday of legislation that would have expanded embryonic stem cell research."The president believes strongly that for the purpose of research it's inappropriate for the federal government to finance something that many people consider murder. He's one of them," Snow had said.Asked about that comment on Monday, Snow told reporters: "I overstepped my brief there" and said he was sorry the remark became a subject for White House chief of staff Josh Bolten in an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
"I feel bad about it," Snow said.
Bush himself said, in casting the veto, the legislation "crosses a moral boundary."
Asked if Bush considered it murder, Snow said: "He would not use that term."
