On the recordApril 8, 2003
Ladies and gentlemen, what I want to be sure about, and I cannot quite accomplish it in this hearing today, is that we are not making any political decision, that you are making scientific decisions.
Ladies and gentlemen, what I want to be sure about, and I cannot quite accomplish it in this hearing today, is that we are not making any political decision, that you are making scientific decisions.
Senator Specter emphasizes the importance of scientific over political decisions in research.
Share
More from Arlen Specter
I believe that if the Court were televised, there would be an understanding and an accountability.
Congressional legislation 'doesn't amount to anything if the president can say, 'My constitutional authority supersedes the statute.'
The reason we serve is to ensure that our children and our children's children inherit the same great country that we received from those who went before us.