Well, the truth is...
The truth is, nobody is against stem cell research in and of itself. People often make that mistake. What many people DO have a problem with is embryonic stem cell research, THAT is the real argument. It's the same thing with the environment, there really is nobody that is "anti-environment", people just disagree on the level of damage or concern we should put into it.
As for me personally, I'm all for stem cell research, just as long as it's not embryonic. Besides the obvious moral and ethical differences, there is also the case of it being simply unreliable. Embryonic stem cell research has yet to yield virtually any real results. The most success has been achieved from bone marrow, and logically one should go to the more reliable source than just stop and go to an unreliable source, especially one that raises serious ethical questions.
Although I support stem cell research (other than embryonic), I don't think this is some "miracule cure". It's not guaranteed to cure anything, but I'll still hope for the best. Okay flash, BTW.