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US President George W. Bush today renewed his threat to veto a bill allowing federal funding for embryonic stem cell research, one day after it passed the House of Representatives.
"I would be vetoing the bill if it were to pass the United States Senate," Mr Bush, who has never used his power to reject bills since taking office in 2001, told reporters at the White House.
The measure passed the Republican-dominated House by a 238-194 vote, paving the way for a confrontation between Bush and lawmakers in his own party over the controversial measure, which divides many Americans.
Originally posted by BillHicksRules
Xpert,
"Marg in the long term wouldnt pharmaceuticals companys make money thou stem cell research? For example if a pharmaceuticals company discovered a cure for dementia they would make a massive profhit selling the cure around the globe? "
Pharmaceutical companies do not make more money from treating diseases than from curing them.
Originally posted by bodebliss
Bush is a thief at home and benevolent dictator everywhere else.
I would be vetoing the bill if it were to pass the United States Senate," Mr Bush, who has never used his power to reject bills since taking office in 2001, told reporters at the White House.