Andrew Sullivan | The Daily Dish:
"I [Michelle Cottie guest posting] see in today's New York Times that a state judge ruled yesterday that two lawsuits disputing the constitutionality of California's fledgling stem cell research agency, the Institute for Regenerative Medicine, have no merit. Brought by attorneys with ties to anti-abortion groups, the suits claimed that because Prop 71, the 2004 ballot initiative funding the agency, authorized money for both stem cell and other types of medical research, it violated a state law prohibiting a ballot measure from proposing more than one issue. Judge Bonnie Lewman Sabraw of the Alameda County Superior Court basically dismissed these claims as the bologna that they reek of. . ."
Good ruling.
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