Stem Cell
Jan 24 2009, Allan

The fog is starting to lift folks! Confusion is beating a retreat!

For example, I doubt if George Bush knew what a “Blackberry” looked like, let alone how to use it!

Obama, meanwhile, after a long fight with his handlers, has been able to...

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