It is really really tiresome how little patience you people have with the President’s position on stem cell research. His carefully considered Veto has finally given rise to a very thoughtful, considered address, which you can listen to right here on his personal feelings about stem cells, and his own adoption of snowflakes. Shame on you liberals for doubting the sincerity of the President.
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