Without DeLay.(House Republican whip Tom DeLay, human cloning banned)(Brief Article)
American Prospect, The, September, 2001 by MEYERSON, HAROLD
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THE RECENT HOUSE VOTE to ban human cloning saw members on the opposite ends of the political spectrum joining in the majority. Whatever else divided them on stem cell research, they agreed that cloning of entire human beings would be prohibited.
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One such unlikely alliance drew the attention of Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne, Jr., who pondered in print what trains of thought had transported both House Republican whip Tom DeLay and Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders to the same anti-cloning conclusion. Sanders, Dionne reported, did not want to trust such a complex moral ...
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