One cannot reasonably expect the courts to rememdy defective legislation. THAT is the issue here.
Florida has catered to the death industry by creating enabling legislation to actively kill non terminal patients by means of starvation and dehydration.
We cannot blame judges for this. IF we want this fixed, we must be all over our lawmakers.
We may not like the legal outcome, but it started with our lawmakers.
I will email my democrat congressman Mike Michaud and thank him for voting for Terri's life. I will also email Senator Snowe and Collins and tell them how unhappy I was they voted against life.
I still believe judges are the problem as they have made the decisions on Terri.
President Bush and Jeb Bush suffer in a drop in the polls NOT because of what they did or did not do. These poll results are due to the recent split within the GOP. Damned if you did, damned if you didn't. I do agree that the media has tilted these poll results to make it look like the drop is only because of what President Bush did.
Before the Schiavo Case came to the front burner the major issue was this nation's problem with activist liberal judges. Am I the only one to see that the Schiavo Case is nothing but an extension of the problem we have with liberal activist judges?
Both President Bush and Governor Bush have been critised by both liberals and conservatives for the actions they have already taken (though I think they did right) and then you have the rest of the conservatives critising them for actions they have not taken. The possibility of having enough votes for the 'constitutional option' (nuclear option) is what suffers.
Conservatives eating their own rather than inform the American People of the problem this nation has with activist liberal judges.
And I thought it would be illegal immigration that would split the GOP.
Can anybody say PRESIDENT HILLARY?
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