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       Thursday, July 20, 2006

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Joni Eareckson Tada Supports President Bush's Veto of Stem Cell Bill

Joni Eareckson Tada, a spinal cord injured quadriplegic, was at The White House yesterday in support of President Bush's veto of the bill which would have expanded federal funding of research using human embryos to harvest stem cells.

Mrs. Tada: “I stand with countless Americans with disabilities who believe that our cause is not advanced when human life is sacrificed in hopes of finding a cure. People like me -- who are medically fragile -- are left vulnerable and exposed in a society that views human life as a commodity which can be experimented upon or exploited. Any research that destroys human embryos is an affront to God’s creative authority.” Read the full story on the Christian News Wire here.

Amen.


Dan England also blogs at Townhall.com and Getting Elected Blogline.



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posted by Dan at 9:45 PM  

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