This is a complicated issue; but to distill it down to its simplest essence, we have two choices before us: the underlying bill, introduced by my colleague, the gentleman from Michigan (Mr. Stupak), and I and others, which bans the creation of human embryos, either for the purpose of trying to produce a child or for destructive research purposes; or the approach being proposed under this substitute, which is to essentially sanction and register those people who want to create embryos for research purposes, embryos that will ultimately be destroyed. I would challenge everyone on the critical question of does the slippery slope exist.
David Weldon: “This is a complicated issue; but to distill it down to its simplest essence, we have two choices before us: the…”
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Discussing choices regarding legislation on human embryo creation and research.
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