Linking this here in case it hasn't been seen yet, transcript from this segment on Medved's show the other day:
Alan Keyes on Michael Medved for Terri Schiavo
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1359193/posts
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KEYES: I believe that's right, yes. The judge made a decision. He issued a three week stay, I think, that then at the end of that period, at the expiration of that period, it could be done. And I have said for the longest time that what I don't understand about this--leave aside the particulars of the case for a moment--you have a situation in Florida where both the governor and the state legislature believe that this is a travesty, that it violates the basic constitutional right to life of Terri Schiavo, and that it should not go forward. And yet, the decision of the judge is being treated as if it is the final word on this fundamental issue of constitutional right. And that, of course, is not true.
It is one of those areas where judicial tyranny is now focusing in particular--you know, they have done it in religious rulings and other things in a general way, now they are focusing in particular so that a judge could actually move forward so as to accomplish judicial murder. And we actually believe that the chief executive, for instance, in Florida has no responsibility or right to intervene to stop this from taking place? That's an entire misunderstanding of our system of government that deeply worries me.
much more at link
Thanks for the post.
I believe we all have a duty to speak out against evil when we see it, including our top leaders.
Why are so many keeping quiet about this travesty?
There's nothing shameful for being out front to save Terri's life. It surprises me at the attitude that it will hurt their polical future if they come out for Terri.