[Momaw Nadon]

President Bush should sign an Executive Order to save Terri.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

If he does, he needs to make sure that it includes rehab. No telling what condition she owuld be in with it. There is a home for handicapped children near here with children in worse shape than her.

[silent_jonny]

Amen to that.

[topher]

President Bush should sign an Executive Order to save Terri.

There are grounds for this -- George Felos was CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD of the HOSPICE just before they move Terri there.

There are so many questionable acts that keeping Terri alive is in the best interests of trying to investigate the DEFRAUDING of the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT by this HOSPICE, ATTORNEY, JUDGE, and LUCIFER [I mean Terri's husband].

I wonder if either Bush has the CAHUNAS to do this.

[REPANDPROUDOFIT]

President Bush should sign an Executive Order to save Terri.

Isn't it disgusting how easy it was for Bill Clintoon to pardon the sins of so many CREEPS? The media totally let him get away with it. Creeps get away clean and Terri has to keep suffering. Oh, the Hypocrisy!

[Melas]

He can't. An executive order can't be used to exceed the constiutional authority of his office. There are just some things a president with all of his power can't do. I listend to Mark Levin explain patiently to a lib on the radio why then President Clinton couldn't pardon Karla Fay Tucker. The caller finally hung up because she just couldn't grasp that the president didn't have the authority to issue pardons or grant clemency to somone who wasn't convicted of a federal crime.

Not that his case has anything to do with a crime, but it's certainly not an issue that President Bush can legitimately address with this constitutionally limited authority.

[msamizdat]

Michael Peroutka would have done so- he was running for president on the Constitutional ticket. Look what voting "prolife" for George Bush has gotten us- nothing.