Saundra, I understand your stance. But since Terri's hope is down to the wire now - I continue saying both the governor and the president have the constitutional power to act - because the fact is they do. I'm sorry. I voted for the president and I love his personality. But personality is not what I voted for. I voted for a leader who will protect ALL innocent Americans.
If we're wise we will all realize that the president is just as culpable in this as his brother is. They both share the responsibility since the constitution gives the executive branch the authority to act in both cases.
In the past I have fervently debated Bush bashers on boards. I have believed in their integrity. But unless one of these two men takes action to saves this woman's life - and ultimately, when you get down to it - the lives of all Americans - I will hold both men accountable. Because constitutionally speaking, they are both accountable to the people for this.
It would be wrong to only hold one man accountable in my view. I do not say this to argue with you, for you are entitled to your opinion. But constitutionally speaking, both men are responsible here. http://www.renewamerica.us
Same here.
In the past I have fervently debated Bush bashers on boards. I have believed in their integrity. But unless one of these two men takes action to saves this woman's life - and ultimately, when you get down to it - the lives of all Americans - I will hold both men accountable. Because constitutionally speaking, they are both accountable to the people for this.
I feel the same way.
I don't think I'll be defending Bush anymore if Terri dies.
I don't know if I'll even keep working for the RNC.
If Terri dies I can see myself simply opting out from now on.
I'll vote for the lesser of two evils, but I will no longer participate as a defender of the party.
If Terri dies, you can just call me Pat Buchanan.