[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

They are still trying to fool Republicans with crocodile tears over federalism and states' rights while the LA Times editors don't even believe in. This is an issue of separation of powers and a Supreme Judicial Oligarchy that refused to listen to the legislature and governor of Florida in a headlong push to set a precedent for euthanasia, a leftist pet project.

Don't be fooled by it, people and stand strong for life. This also has implications for the WoT, abortion and many other issues.

[goldstategop]

Amen. The vehemence of the LAT's reaction is more evidence kooks are now the mainstream of the Democratic Party. Common sense and being able to see things in perspective have deserted them. Its like the ghost of Howard Dean is roaming the Spring Street editorial offices!

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[kingu]

[...]refused to listen to the legislature and governor of Florida in a headlong push to set a precedent for euthanasia, a leftist pet project.

Had this been a matter of a lethal injection to end her life, I doubt there would be as much of an uproar. But instead, they're talking of starving a person to death because they're too chicken to actually push for what they want.

This isn't about their pet project of euthanasia, it is about their pet project of making the courts king and us their serfs du jour.

[expatguy]

This also has implications for the WoT, abortion and many other issues.

Yes it does ;-)

Don't forget judicial tyranny.

While the have the momentum we need to end this once and for all.

This case is one of the most ridiculous cases I have seen in my entire life. There is no better example of judicial tyranny.