Judie Brown
Judie Brown
May 8, 2016
Do you know the truth behind embryonic stem cell research? It's not what many would have you believe.
Once again the practice of using aborted preborn babies for their body parts and tissues has made the news. This time the reporting is based on a sickening congressional letter addressed to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and signed by 98 members of Congress.
The letter references recent hearings conducted by the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Select Investigative Panel. The panel's mission has been to look into the question of abortion providers like Planned Parenthood selling preborn baby body parts for research. Additionally, the commission is investigating the scientists who use these body parts, as well as purveyors like StemExpress – the middleman in this equation.
Signed by 98 members of Congress – less than a third of the U. S. House – this letter says in part: "The Select Investigative Panel has continued to endanger healthcare providers and patients with its extreme rhetoric claiming that Planned Parenthood is selling baby parts. . . . Equally concerning are the investigations into scientists doing research that uses fetal tissue."
These members of Congress are clearly dedicated to the idea that Planned Parenthood can do nothing that is criminal, while at the same time suggesting that the fetal tissue and body part-related research that has been done has delivered positive results to ailing and terminal patients.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
May 8, 2016
Do you know the truth behind embryonic stem cell research? It's not what many would have you believe.
Once again the practice of using aborted preborn babies for their body parts and tissues has made the news. This time the reporting is based on a sickening congressional letter addressed to Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and signed by 98 members of Congress.
The letter references recent hearings conducted by the House Energy and Commerce Committee's Select Investigative Panel. The panel's mission has been to look into the question of abortion providers like Planned Parenthood selling preborn baby body parts for research. Additionally, the commission is investigating the scientists who use these body parts, as well as purveyors like StemExpress – the middleman in this equation.
Signed by 98 members of Congress – less than a third of the U. S. House – this letter says in part: "The Select Investigative Panel has continued to endanger healthcare providers and patients with its extreme rhetoric claiming that Planned Parenthood is selling baby parts. . . . Equally concerning are the investigations into scientists doing research that uses fetal tissue."
These members of Congress are clearly dedicated to the idea that Planned Parenthood can do nothing that is criminal, while at the same time suggesting that the fetal tissue and body part-related research that has been done has delivered positive results to ailing and terminal patients.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
