U.S. HOUSE TO VOTE THURSDAY ON HUMAN CLONING BAN
WASHINGTON, February 26, 2003 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The U.S. House of Representatives will vote Thursday afternoon, February 27, on two radically differing approaches to the practice of human cloning. The House will debate the human cloning issue for about three hours. The House will consider first the Greenwood Substitute, proposed by Congressman Jim Greenwood (R-Pa.). This bill would allow the mass cloning of human embryos for biomedical research, while attempting to prohibit the use of any such embryo to “initiate a pregnancy” in a human womb. If the Greenwood Substitute is defeated, the House will then vote on the Weldon-Stupak Human […]
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