Mr. Altmire, one thing that we need to talk about as relates to stem cell research, there are so many diseases that could be cured, and 72 percent of Americans are supporting this research. We have kids with juvenile diabetes. There are a number of issues that we want to try to move on. This is a leadership issue. The thing about leadership is it is lonely sometimes. I get e-mails and calls from my constituents, I support this; or, Kendrick, I wasn't quite with you on that decision. But the good thing is something is happening, action versus inaction.
Kendrick Meek: “Mr. Altmire, one thing that we need to talk about as relates to stem cell research, there are so many diseases that…”
On the recordJune 6, 2007
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Discussing the importance of stem cell research and leadership during a congressional session.
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