New Critical Reading of Detroit Free Press article on Proposal 2

We've posted a critical reading of Megha Satyanarayana's September 24, 2008, article in the Detroit Free Press on Proposal 2 and its attempt to legalize using and killing human embryos in research experiments.

The article includes a number of misleading and deceptive quotes on stem cell research from Dr. Sean Morrison, who favors killing human embryos for research.

LifeBeat for September 27, 2008

Author Lydia Clarke talks about her experience with abortion and how it affected her. She also stresses how prolife people need to love women who have had abortions. To listen, click here.

“Misleading” stem cell/economics study gets ripped by Michigan State students and political science professor

Proponents of unrestricted research on human embryos (including the Michigan Citizens for Stem Cell Research and Cures) paid $24,000 for Wayne State Professor Allen Goodman to write a "misleading," "unfair" and "arbitrary" paper about the supposed economic impact of passing Proposal 2.

The paper's flaws were easily recognized by a class of Michigan State students. Michigan State Professor Michael Craw (who isn’t opposed to embryonic stem cell research) noted the study’s numerous errors by pointing out that the study provides no justification for its results and could be used to teach students how not to conduct research.

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LifeBeat for September 20, 2008

State Senator Tom George again discusses Proposal 2 and the problems with allowing a new industry like embryonic stem cell research to be completely unregulated by state government. To listen, click here.

LifeBeat for September 13, 2008

State Senator Tom George again discusses MiCAUSE and Proposal 2. Proposal 2 would legalize the killing of human embryos for research in Michigan and prevent the state legislature from passing laws to regulate this kind of experimentation. To listen, click here.

LifeBeat for September 6, 2008

Michigan State Senator Tom George discusses the upcoming human embryonic research proposal in Michigan and the reasons he opposes this proposal as a state legislator. He also shares what he will be about at the luncheon at Right to Life of Michigan’s Annual Conference. To listen, click here.