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Charlotte -- I don't mind the discussion of politics on this list either and believe it is often very appropriate. Politics often crosses into the daily living of our lives. But I DO mind the very ugly attacks that are repeatedly tossed out. There are some republicans on this list, maybe we are just the "silent majority." Bev cg On Sat, 23 Sep 2000 00:54:10 -0700 Charlotte Mancuso <[log in to unmask]> writes: > Greg and others, > > I feel that it is entirely appropriate to discuss politics and > policies that > affect our lives, our family's lives, and the very welfare of our > country. > I don't want to be a burden on my family and society. I want to > live my > life as a productive person, for everyone's sake, including > society's. > > We, as a species, have nothing to lose and everything to gain by > advancing > this vital, life giving research. The remaining embryos were > created to > bring a new life into the loving arms of a childless couple. The > method for > this happy, fruitful event, results in a number of remaining > fertilized eggs > that are unsuitable for bringing about another child, but eminently > suitable > for saving and mending lives. It is clearly a win-win > situation--life from > life. I cannot imagine anything more pro-life than this. > > Charlotte Mancuso > > Jo Ann Coen wrote: > > > Greg - it's obvious you are a democrat. But I think we should > keep > > politics and religion off the list. It will surely start another > > controversy, and things have gone very smoothly the last few > weeks.. Jo > > Ann from Houston