Scheinbar ist er nicht grundsätzlich gegen Stammzellenforschung, sondern gegen Stammzellenforschung zur Erzeugung von Embryos.
QuoteWhen he ran for governor in 2002, Romney strongly advocated stem-cell research, and he promised to lobby then-President George W. Bush to embrace it.[239] During Romney's 2008 presidential campaign, he renounced his prior position and said that he agreed with Bush's decision to ban federal funding for research on excess embryos.[239] He said that his views had been drastically altered in 2004 after discussing stem cell research with Douglas Melton, a stem cell researcher at Harvard University. The Harvard Stem Cell Institute was planning research that would have involved therapeutic cloning.[240][241] According to Romney, Melton declared that the research "is not a moral issue because we kill the embryos at 14 days." "I looked over at Beth Myers, my chief of staff, and we both had exactly the same reaction, which is it just hit us hard," recalled Romney. "And as they walked out, I said, 'Beth, we have cheapened the sanctity of life by virtue of the Roe v. Wade mentality.'"[241][242]
During his 2012 presidential campaign, Romney opposed research using cloned embryos created by implanting human DNA into donated eggs.[239][chronology citation needed]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P…_positions_of_Mitt_Romney
http://2012.republican-candidates.org/Romney/Stem-Cell.php
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