[nikos1121]

This Michael Savage is saying the same thing that it's Bush's fault and that this marks the end of his presidency. What exactly could he have done at this point when a judge makes a ruling and all the appeal courts say that he did not usurp his discretion.

I mean what is the president supposed to do. Congress agreed also.

I think the loonies that are starting to come out are the ones amongst us who up until just a few days ago still thought highly of our president.

This is not about poor Terri anymore. This is about the need to reform our court system which is abusing its power.

If there is anything positive in her death then perhaps it is for that and to once again impress on men and women their contract of marriage. THe husband's view of his marriage vow is despicable.

[DarthVader]

Well said and true. The fringe will make noise for now but us sober-minded should not sit still but go on attack at the real root of the problem.

[zook]

Everyone needs to understand something (though I doubt they will). At best, Bush could have delayed Terri's death and only done so at the cost of great political capital. Because he is subject only to the rulings of the Supreme Court, he could have sent federal marshals to enforce the reinsertion of the tube. At that point, the case would certainly have been accepted by the USSC, which most certainly would have ruled against Bush. So, Bush gets a bloody nose and Terri dies anyway.

[Eva]

In response to the killing of Terry Shiavo, I went out and bought Mark Levin's book, Men in Black. I suggest that everyone do the same and prepare themselves for the coming fight over the judiciary appointments. The best thing that we can do for Terry Shiavo is to give her life new meaning in our fight to reform the courts.