Stem Cell Veto Good for Democrats?  By Jason Bane      July 14,
2006 1:58 PM  President Bush has said that he will veto Rep.
Diana DeGette's stem cell funding bill - a move that may put
Democrats in a good political position come November. Tom Curry
of MSNBC has an interesting take on this: Sen. Charles Schumer,
D- N.Y., the head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee, said Tuesday that surveys show significant voter
movement to the Democrats due to the stem cell issue. Many
scientists say that use of cells derived from embryos offers
hope of finding treatments for Parkinson's disease and other
ailments. "Protestant non-evangelical Republicans" are shifting,
Schumer told reporters. "The elder in the Presbyterian church in
the suburbs of Cincinnati," Schumer said with precise
specificity, naming his electoral target. "There's a feeling
among more affluent Republicans of uncomfortable-ness with where
the Republican Party is headed." Such voters, Schumer said,
"don't like Schiavo," a reference to congre