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'''Jennifer Mulhern Granholm''' (b. February 5, 1959), a Democrat, is a former governor of Michigan. She was the first woman to be elected governor of [[Michigan]]. Prior to that she was elected the 51st Attorney General in November 1998. Her state biography claims, "she has successfully resolved more than $6 billion in budget deficits." Granholm was born in Vancouver, [[British Columbia]], and is an honors graduate of both the University of California at Berkeley and [[Harvard Law School]].
'''Jennifer Mulhern Granholm''' (b. February 5, 1959), a Democrat, is a former governor of Michigan. She was the first woman to be elected governor of [[Michigan]]. Prior to that she was elected the 51st Attorney General in November 1998. Her state biography claims, "she has successfully resolved more than $6 billion in budget deficits." Granholm was born in Vancouver, [[British Columbia]], and is an honors graduate of both the University of California at Berkeley and [[Harvard Law School]].
Granholm is joining the [[progressive]] network Current TV, hosting ''The War Room with Jennifer Granholm''.
==Proposition 2==
==Proposition 2==
Proposal 2, a ballot measure that would allow embryonic [[stem cell]] researchers to destroy human embryos passed thanks to promotion by Jennifer Granholm. She asserted that such a measure is in accord with the Catholic Church's pro-life teaching. ''"As a [[Catholic]], I can say to be pro-cure is to be pro-life."'' This drew condemnation from the Catholic Church. Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing says, ''"But to imply that Proposal 2 is a valid expression of Catholic principles is shocking. Nothing could be further from the truth."'' <ref>[http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=30290 Bishop Condemns Catholic Governor's Support of Prop. 2 in Michigan] Lifesitenews, October 29, 2008</ref>
Proposal 2, a ballot measure that would allow embryonic [[stem cell]] researchers to destroy human embryos passed thanks to promotion by Jennifer Granholm. She asserted that such a measure is in accord with the Catholic Church's pro-life teaching. ''"As a [[Catholic]], I can say to be pro-cure is to be pro-life."'' This drew condemnation from the Catholic Church. Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing says, ''"But to imply that Proposal 2 is a valid expression of Catholic principles is shocking. Nothing could be further from the truth."'' <ref>[http://www.catholic.org/politics/story.php?id=30290 Bishop Condemns Catholic Governor's Support of Prop. 2 in Michigan] Lifesitenews, October 29, 2008</ref>