So now we know that Bush does know how to use his power of veto. Of course, he uses it to kill legislation that would open federal money for stem cell research.
For all of his talk about keeping the US at the cutting edge of science and technology, he would rather frame stem cell research in terms of "fetal farming" instead of biotechnology, biomedicine, or even pharmaceutical research.
In my wildest dreams, I hope this signals some kind of change in the relationship between the administration and Congress--maybe Congress will actually engage in oversight in retaliation for the veto. Oh well, I did say my wildest dreams...
For all of his talk about keeping the US at the cutting edge of science and technology, he would rather frame stem cell research in terms of "fetal farming" instead of biotechnology, biomedicine, or even pharmaceutical research.
In my wildest dreams, I hope this signals some kind of change in the relationship between the administration and Congress--maybe Congress will actually engage in oversight in retaliation for the veto. Oh well, I did say my wildest dreams...
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