[shhrubbery!]

Just why do you keeping fighting this issue? You have won and she died.

This is an excellent question!

The Terri-Must-Die-Bots are in frantic mode. Why is that, since they "won" ? Terri was killed. It was a legal victory for their side.

The Death-for-Terri-ites show the same obsessive anxiety over Terri's case as the pro-aborts show over the potential demise of Roe v. Wade.

They know that their legal "victory" rests on specious reasoning -- and that with the appointment of judges who have a sound understanding of our Consitution, their "victory" will crumble to dust.

Just as Dred Scott was relegated to the dustbin of history, so eventually will be Roe v. Wade; AND so too will be this equally squalid federal court decision rendering Terri not worthy of the even the same due process that a convicted murderer receives before execution.

And the Terri-Must-Die crowd knows it. Just like the Roe supporters, they know they are wrong; but they are hysterically trying to convince us they aren't.

[yellowdoghunter]

And the Terri-Must-Die crowd knows it. Just like the Roe supporters, they know they are wrong; but they are hysterically trying to convince us they aren't.

Excellent point....if one listens it sounds like the same arguments that are made to promote abortion......anything to make themselves feel better about wanting Terri dead.

[ClancyJ]

The 'right to choose' = The right to choose death --for somebody else.

Love your tag line. Exactly and well put.

[billbears]

And the Terri-Must-Die crowd knows it. Just like the Roe supporters, they know they are wrong; but they are hysterically trying to convince us they aren't.

I'd check the hysterics if I were you. Frankly I didn't want the woman to die, but I also respect the standard of federalism above everything else. That line was crossed and any party that does that, no matter who's leading them, has lost my support completely.