[Numbers Guy]

"This is the latest example of the governor's intrusion into this case. I find it very inappropriate," said Howard Simon

That ACLU type still around? He rear-ended my car over a decade ago (I was ahead of him, making a right turn, but had to stop for a pedestrian, he didn't stop). He was all bent out of shape because the precious headlights on his import might have gotten damaged. But since he was at fault, he didn't whine too much.

[Theodore R.]

Wolfson, for his part, declined to say if he would accept the governor's invitation.

Is the governor so unimportant in FL that a "guardian ad litem" can refuse to meet with him??? What's wrong with FL?

[jwalsh07]

"Courts don't make decisions behind closed doors...."

LOL, who is this shmuck kidding? That's exactly what they do and the law and the public be damned.

[nicmarlo]

"This is the latest example of the governor's intrusion into this case. I find it very inappropriate," said Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union

Let's see, the Governor is trying to help someone stay alive. That's intrusive and inappropriate. But the ACLU files lawsuits for the removal of public displays of the Nativity, crosses, and other forms of freedom of speech, but that's not intrusive or inappropriate. Hmmmm. Yeah, sure.

[Future Useless Eater]

Great Article. Lots of HIDDEN significance... It seems like WW III is brewing in Florida...

"What the judge asked the guardian to do is make a determination based on some very specific facts,'' Bush said. To make a final decision on Terri Schiavo's fate, he said, ``I need to have a larger set of facts to explore and so I want to talk to him about it."

[translation: Greer is NOT going to get away with LIMITING this investigation to an extremely small set of facts. ALL the 'facts', (or corruption) may now be up for STATE review]

...law professor Bernard Perlmutter said the request undermines the guardian ad litem's role... "It's inappropriate and improper"

[translation: ...wahhhhhhh! liberals 'might' not get their right-to-die precident ]

"This is the latest example of the governor's intrusion into this case. I find it very inappropriate," said Howard Simon, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida,

[translation: ...wahhhhhhh! liberals 'might' not get their right-to-die precident ]

Wolfson, for his part, declined to say if he would accept the governor's invitation.

[translation: Wolfson MAY HAVE already decided Terri SHOULD die, and if so, isn't sure how to say 'STICK-IT' to the Gov. ]

[EGPWS]

Michael Schiavo says his wife did not want to be kept alive by artificial means. Her parents say she may still recover.

Gee, Michael's word of compassion or Terri's parents word's of compassion. Well, as unbiased as I am in this discussion, I guess I have a favor for Terri's parent's mindset over Michael's (her loving husband) on this matter.

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[Shethink13]

Did you read the descriptions of Wolfson? He is a "medical expert"? Uh, I don't think so. He's not a doctor, he's a professor isn't he? And he is a "highly qualified individual"? Qualified for what?