President Bush Vetoes Infanticide

President Bush boldly vetoed the democrat congress's attempt to murder innocent children today, standing firm in his promise to promote a culture of life.

Pushing back against the Democratic-led Congress, President Bush vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have eased restraints on federally funded embryonic stem cell research.

Democrats, who had made the stem cell legislation a top priority when they took control of the House and Senate in January, were quick to denounce the president's decision.

You know that a party has lost touch with reality when it makes one of its major goals the destruction of innocent life. Instead of working hard for the American people the democrat party has continued to embrace death and play political theater.

"Wizard" Unable to Use Science to Defy God's Plan

Don Herbert, TV's Mr. Wizard, died this week.

From 1951 through 1964, Herbert's show, "Watch Mr. Wizard," aroused the curiosity of children and demystified scientific principles on a set built like a simple workshop. Adopting an informal style, Herbert used familiar household items such as cans, straws, and paper plates in his lab experiments. Boys and girls served as his on-air assistants.

The show was briefly revived in the 1970s, and then again in the 1980s, after Herbert revamped it for the Nickelodeon channel.

Many children "learned" about the "facts" of science from this gentleman. Mr. Wizard used his television programs in order to "teach" kids about the "benefits" of science. He made science look easy. Of course it looked easy, it is after all all based on theories. For some, science answers everything, however, science was not able to intervene when God came calling. May God have mercy on his soul.