[8mmMauser]

Florida politics and Terri Schiavo..

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[goldstategop]

Charlie Crist's entitled to his opinion. I have mine, namely that the government ought to be squarely on the side of life and I don't have second thoughts about it. None whatsoever.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

[mathluv]

"There are some decisions that ought to be left to God and family."

The decision was not left to God. She had to be killed.

[Wormwood]

Attorney General Charlie Crist told an audience in West Palm Beach on Thursday that as governor, he would have stayed out of the fight between Schiavo's husband and parents about whether to keep the brain-damaged woman alive with a feeding tube.

I've always liked Charlie.

Now I like him even more.

[MonroeDNA]

Crist just got my vote.

[manwiththehands]

In an interview, Crist minimized his differences with the governor.

Mr. Crist is lower than slime for politicizing Terri Schiavo's tragic case for his own personal gain. And then he tap-dances and tries to "minimize" it after he takes his shot.

Where are the Republicans?

[I still care]

I think Crist spoke at some lawyer's association praising Greer right after Terri died. There is a big move on in the conversative associations here for Crist also - our town paper had an article about it.

The powers that be have anointed Crist. But I am voting for Gallagher.

[bjs1779]

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[mtbopfuyn]

"There are some decisions that ought to be left to God and family

Yes, there are. Her family wanted her alive. Her lying cheating hino wanted her dead. God didn't deny her food and water, or rehab.

I decided when Terri was killed by the state, that this family would never set foot in Florida again and our tourist dollar will be going elsewhere. Not only that but whenever I know where my produce or other groceries come from, I avoid those from both France and Florida.

[billbears]

"I am pro-life, and I respect life," Crist, a Republican candidate for governor, said at a gathering of the nonpartisan Forum Club of the Palm Beaches. "There are some decisions that ought to be left to God and family. Had I have been governor, I would have not done the same thing" as Bush.

Wow, an actual conservative on the issue. If his platform across the board exhibits the same conservatism and he gets elected, it may be a sign conservatives are taking back the Republican party, at least in Florida.

[FairOpinion]

Apparently Crist thinks it's OK for relatives to murder the defenseless, because the "government shouldn't get involved".

If the government doesn't get involved when innocent, defenseless people are getting murdered for the convenience of the murderer, when should get the government get involved?

For shame.

[dakine]

The issue that will never die...at least here...

[madprof98]

"I am pro-life, and I respect life," Crist, a Republican candidate for governor, said . . .

He should have taken a lesson from John Kerry and put in the part about "Why, I was an altar boy . . . " before adding the BUT and saying he's all for killing the disabled.