Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Michael Schiavo always complained he didn't want the government involved when it came to his legal battle with Terri Schiavo's family over whether he should be able to euthanize her. Now, Michael is traveling across the country campaigning for candidates who back assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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Meanwhile, Terri's brother Bobby Schindler thanked Lieberman and said Michael was a "hypocrite" for saying the government shouldn't be involved when he started the battle in the courts.
"Michael Schiavo made this a public matter back in 1998 when he petitioned the court to remove the feeding tube," Schindler told the Hartford Courant newspaper. "And it's very troubling for me for him to be calling this a family matter. For him to even refer to Terri as his wife in all this. . . . Terri will always be our family."
Terri Schiavo's Brother Thanks Lieberman as Michael Campaigns for Lamont
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Terry and King squared off last year during the debate over the fate of Terri Schiavo, the severely brain-damaged Tampa area woman who was the center of a right-to-die case. Terry was a spokesman and legal adviser for her parents, trying to keep her alive. King voted against state intervention in the case.
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