Article opinions: 1 posts The Family Research Council and other conservative groups are "objecting strongly" to President Bush's nominee for surgeon general,suspension straps, James Holsinger,trx cables, for previous statements he made in support of loosening regulations on cloning and human embryonic stem cell research, the Washington Times reports. Tom McCluskey,trx pro, vice president for government affairs at FRC, said that Holsinger at a Kentucky Legislature committee hearing in 2002 "testified in support of loosening regulations around cloning and embryonic stem cell research." He added that FRC is "not supportive of [Holsinger's] nomination right now" because "the surgeon general is such a strong bully pulpit position that we want to be sure" of his stance. White House ...