[supercat]

Just heard on Barbara Simpson's show on KSFO 560 that a monsigneur came to give Terri communion, with family present. Terri actually ATE SOME OF THE WAFER and swallowed it! Then the husband told the priest that if he tried to give her the wine, he would be arrested.

Too bad the priest didn't do so anyway. He would then have been able to insist that Terri be called as a witness, and the governor would have had the authority to keep Terri alive until his trial.

[Don Joe]

Just heard on Barbara Simpson's show on KSFO 560 that a monsigneur came to give Terri communion, with family present. Terri actually ATE SOME OF THE WAFER and swallowed it! Then the husband told the priest that if he tried to give her the wine, he would be arrested.

Too bad the priest didn't do so anyway. He would then have been able to insist that Terri be called as a witness, and the governor would have had the authority to keep Terri alive until his trial.

Yes! And, can you imagine the outrage if they'd dare to arrest the priest for that?

There's a reason that Jesse Jackson will fly across the country at the drop of a hat to get arrested, after all.

It's a pity "our side" can't learn those lessons in "practical politics", instead of relying on plaintive pleas for reason -- to those who are not inclined to listen to "mere" reason, but do listen to "jacksonesque" politicking.

[MamaLucci]

Just heard on Barbara Simpson's show on KSFO 560 that a monsigneur came to give Terri communion, with family present. Terri actually ATE SOME OF THE WAFER and swallowed it! Then the husband told the priest that if he tried to give her the wine, he would be arrested.

When did that take place, do you know?