• Human Cloning Legislation in the US Congress (2005)
  

• Ten Reasons to Support the Brownback-Landrieu Cloning Ban (S. 1899)
  
• President on Human Cloning Legislation (2002)
  
• U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu on the Brownback-Landrieu Cloning Ban (2002)
  
• US Representative Weldon's Page on Cloning
  

• State Laws on Cloning (United States, 2002)
  
• An Uncertain Year for Cloning Laws (2002)
  
• Could Research Cloning in the U.S. Become Reproductive Cloning Elsewhere? (2002)
  

"In the present age, the attempt will be made to deprive us of our wits by comparing objections to schemes of progressive genetic engineering or cloning men to earlier opposition to inoculations, blood transfusions, or the control of malaria. These things are by no means to be compared: the practice of medicine in the service of life is one thing; man's unlimited self-modification of the genetic conditions of life would be quite another matter."... Paul Ramsey, Fabricated Man: The Ethics of Genetic Control (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1970), p. 95.