[Goodgirlinred]

I think you should email Bill O'Reilly and ask him if that is what he said and in that context. I don't believe he said it. I listen to him all of the time, and I don't remember his saying anything like that.

[Gondring]

I think you should email Bill O'Reilly and ask him if that is what he said and in that context. I don't believe he said it. I listen to him all of the time, and I don't remember his saying anything like that.

Hi there, GGIR... I thought perhaps that was the case...but see the quote here: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,151122,00.html

. On the other hand...check out the context...

Enter Congress, who's passed a law affirming the family's right to federal protection. So now the feds will decide the case. Predictably, the left-wing press is aghast. Today "The L.A. Times" blamed the whole thing on those radical right-wingers, calling the new law a "constitutional coup d'etat."

But a funny thing happened on the way to Liberalville. Every one of the liberal senators failed to show up to block the law. And any of them could have. All of them sat it out in a stunning display of partisan silence.

That happened, despite a new ABC News poll that says a majority of Americans agree that Terri Schiavo's 15 years of technological life should be ended.

In the end, that will happen, I believe. The medical evidence is just too overwhelming to justify keeping her on life support at taxpayer expense. But I'm glad Congress stepped up and voted to give her and her family every benefit of the doubt.

All life is worthy. And that should be a defining message for America.

And that's "The Memo."

Does that sound contradictory? hmmm...