[My2Cents]

Well, I certainly hold Judge Greer in contempt.

[My2Cents]

He claimed that the last-minute action on the part of Congress does not nullify years of legal proceedings.

This guy is an arrogant b@stard.

[FormerACLUmember]

Greer urinates on the law, the Constitution of the State of Florida, the United States Constitution, and basic human morality. Not satisfied with this, he just also defecated on Congressional supoenas.

Greer is a classic judicial tyrant, one of tens of thousands of these monsters who have stolen our democracy. We need to re-establish the Constitution and restore representative government.

[Bogey78O]

I only wish I could have heard it live.

[thoughtomator]

The proper charge is attempted murder.

[Keith in Iowa]

>>>DeLay called a lawyer for Michael Schiavo, who has pressed for years to have his wife starved to death, "the personification of evil."

That is spot on...

[basil]

Don't mess with Texas Tom!

[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

Good for Felay. But dont waste time!!!! Send the F##king marshalls NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[northernlightsII]

What is the name of that murderous lawyer?

[Mr. Mojo]

DeLay called a lawyer for Michael Schiavo, who has pressed for years to have his wife starved to death, "the personification of evil."

That lawyer's assertion that those who are doing their best to save Terri's life are "Stalinists" has to be the most insane comment I've ever heard.

[Just mythoughts]

It is about time somebody in Congress started taking their constitutional job responsibilities seriously. The Black Robe Gangs have been running this nation for years.

[infidel29]

Just like the "Constitutional option" for judicial nominations, don't just threaten it, DO IT! Make him accountable to Terri Schindler, her parents, and the rest of sensible God loving Americans.

[atruelady]

He called Felos evil!!!!

Thank you Tom, thank you!!!!!!

[WarPaint]

Now it's getting personal with Congress and the judge. Maybe this will get the job done, and let Terry keep her life.

[4everontheRight]

What worries me is Terri will be without food or water until this whole thing is settled...time is ticking...ticking...ticking.

With all that has happened today, I wonder if God will ever Bless America again....sometimes it seems we don't deserve it.

[Dog Gone]

There's a maximum $1,000 fine for being in contempt of Congress, and possibly a year in jail.

However, DeLay is smoking crack if he thinks Greer can be held in contempt. There's a major separation of powers issue, not to mention that the judicial branch would the one who would be asked to adjudicate the issue. It's not as if Congress can vote to throw someone in jail.

I normally adore everything Tom DeLay does, but he's letting emotion instead of logic speak here. It's an empty threat.

[B Knotts]

I'll believe it when I see it. So far, DeLay and friends are 0 for 3, when it comes to taking real action.

[sevry]

"I have had no cogent reason why the [congressional] committee should intervene."

Alright. Mr. Delay. You did the right thing, after all, and in a timely fashion. It's on Greer, and entirely on him, at this point.

In another thread, in reply to some Stormfront-type, I was put in mind of a group that seems mysteriously absent. The Special Olympics people. Mr. Stormfront called Terri, retarded. Well, she is brain damaged. And where are the Special Olympics people rushing to her defense? Frankly - what are you Ah-nold, Mr. Special Olympics 'ambassador'. Delay did right. What about you?

[A Navy Vet]

Talk is cheap Delay. And while you're at it, you may want to start looking at other judical monkeyshines.

[TomGuy]

National Congress/House may hold the Judge in contempt, etc., but they can't do anything about his verdict. His verdict is a state matter.

Unless a Federal court intervenes or possibly the state Governor, little else can be done. The state Legislature can possibly intervene and overrule the judge.