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    Proposition 71 asks voters if a new California 
    Institute of Regenerative Medicine should be 
    established and if funding should be regulated. 
    Proposition 71 will make stem cell research 
    constitutional, but prohibits the funding of human 
    cloning. It will also provide an initial bond of $3 
    million dollars to the institute. Funding will also 
    include bonds adding up to $3 billion dollars, but 
    the institute can only get $350 million annually.
    If proposition 71 does not pass, funding will not 
    be mandatory. To get funding for stem cell research, 
    you must request it from Legislature or the Governor. 
    Either that, or find funding from other sources.

   Pros	
    -Might find cures for cancer, diabetes, heart diseases, etc-	
    -Cut health care cost by billions-	
    -More people will be able to afford medical treatment-	

  Cons
    -Prohibits cloning		
    -Will add more money to California’s huge debt-	
    -No control of expenses	
    -Not even the Legislature or Governor can oversee spending	
    -Statistics show debt will increase from 33 billion to 50.75
    billion dollars in just 14 months
    -Many find using stem cells morally wrong