I recommend to all, “Fighting For Dear Life: The Untold Story of Terri Schiavo and What It Means for All of Us” by David Gibbs.
The author writes about this “government interference” which attempted to get Terri a new trial. With her own attorney.
It doesn’t seem like much of an interference, to get the case into a new court when the life of an innocent woman is at stake.
I do not know what happened to Fred Thompson’s daughter, but I don’t think he had to fight for her life against a husband who was the only witness to the incident that put her at death’s door.
(Incidentally, Terri Schiavo was not at death’s door. In fact, she was healthy enough to live for 13 days without food or water.)
It’s understandable that FDT doesn’t want to delve into it, but I believe that if he knew more about the Schiavo case he would make very different remarks.
Terri was murdered, cruelly murdered.
the schiavo case had to be made precedent for the upcoming events of the beast, in order to prevent people from being able to purchase the necessities of life, starving has to be legalized because it is euphoric and the after life is better than what they have now...
love your moniker... i had a screenplay idea for a pilot sitcom of “I married the anti-christ” about a used car salesman that wakes one morning to discover that he is in fact the anti-christ when his receding hairline reveals three 6s... at first his wife tells him they’re nines, but then he starts to try and influence buyers and eventually embraces his evilness.
teeman