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The feds killed her, not Tallahassee.

Thanks for replying floriduh voter.

With all due respect, you seem to be unaware of 10th Amendment protected state powers. More specifically, since the states have never delegated to Congress via he Constitution the specific power to address euthanasia issues, the 10th Amendment automatically makes such issues unique state power issues, not federal issues. Likewise for abortion, marriage, healthcare, eminent domain, etc..

And as evidenced by other things that you mentioned in your post, I surmise that many Florida voters still do not understand the importance of working with the current generation of lawmakers in Tallahassee to make state laws that protect people like Terri and their families, laws which the federal government has no constitutional authority to make.

George W. Bush's fingerprints are all over Terri's murder. Why would they worry about something called the Tenth Amendment? Nothing ever stopped the Bush's from doing bad stuff before. This was just the worst, unlawful thing they did that the public got wind of. When did The Constitution ever stop an evil doer from acting?

Gee, never. The Bush's killed Terri. He didn't kill her until after he got re-elected. Then, he started working on bumping her off immediately. Don't you know the biggest money men in the GOP are in Pinellas County: SEMBLER, BATTAGLIA, et al. These big money men funded all the Bush's ALWAYS. The Semblers were best pals of Judge Greer and Michael Schiavo.

How dare you talk about The Constitution? Let's talk about the big GOP donors in Pinellas County who wanted Terri dead so that their friend Judge Greer wouldn't get embarassed and so that Mikey Schiavo wouldn't blackmail anyone. GOT IT?