[shhrubbery!]

I should note that don't know if MSNBC's special programs (focusing on the "implications --cultural, legal and moral"-- of Terri's case), were ever taped by Matthews.

The production for those shows was, however, advanced enough that DirectTV satellite info showed those titles for MSNBC weekend programming.

Poster #4 has a point about the public's attention span. However, we have hardly heard the end this issue.

I think Matthews with his effusively professed "LOVE" of the story will try to bring it up again.

A good start for Matthews would be to invite Nat Hentoff on his program to discuss it.

[trisham]

A good start for Matthews would be to invite Nat Hentoff on his program to discuss it.

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Definitely a show I would watch.

I think Matthews with his effusively professed "LOVE" of the story will try to bring it up again.

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At the very least, it's an unfortunate choice of words.

[MHGinTN]

The ONLY reason Matthews is interested in pumping the Terri Schiavo case is he believes he can riddle the Republicans with deadly buckshot for having tried to act on her behalf. Matthews is a partisan hack of the first order ... and nothing is more important to him than aiding and abetting the democrap party, not even his immortal soul, which he's probably decided he can argue into Heaven some where/when. He is a disgusting flack, transparent in the main.