[DelaWhere]

In the words of Paul Harvey - 'And now for the rest of the story.'

Does Character Count???

[RedMDer]

Does Character Count???

Yes and this was a great thing that she did.

[RobRoy]

Wow!

[ScottinVA]

Comments following that story on TPM ranged from snarky to downright offensive. Amazing some people are so blinded by their hatred.

[wagglebee]

Many of us remember this very well:

American Life League: Do Not Remove Lauren’s Feeding Tube

 

Father of Potential Euthanasia Victim Lauren Richardson Asks Gov for Help

 

Let Lauren Live!

 

'Please prevent another Terri Schiavo'

 

Lawmakers' verdict: 'Don't starve woman' (Lauren Richardson)

 

Potential Euthanasia Victim Lauren Richardson Saved, Parents Reconcile

[End Times Sentinel]

Wow, did you read some of those comments on the TPM page?

They truly are the party of death. The thought of starving a person to death because they've become inconvenient doesn't seem to faze them in the least.

[DelaWhere]

PING

[Gondring]

She was sued for unpaid debt in 1994. Lauren Richardson didn't go into the coma until 2006.

The feeding tube court decision for Lauren Richardson was late January 2008. The mortgage holder filed the lawsuit against her on March 5, 2008.

Burned by the timeline, caught lying again.

Why does she seem to automatically knee-jerk into dishonesty when pushed? She could have just said something like:

"I'm not from wealth and, since I'm self-employed with non-profit clients who were hit by the early part of the recession [optional--add "after the Democrats took Congress"], I got behind on my mortgage. I think the important point to note, though, is that I did the right thing and found a buyer for the property before the sheriff's sale went through, at a third higher price than I paid, getting the lender their money and allowing me to readjust my life and finances."

Of course, that raises questions as to why she didn't pay back other loans, or rent that she owed her campaign, etc.

>sigh<

[trisham]

Yes!

[DoughtyOne]

As Conservatives we each have a very low tollerance for government spending on things it should not be involved in.  I do believe there are times when we should be more forgiving of it.  This is one of a very few instances that I would sign on to.

Look, we don't want the government soaking the public, but do we really want to sign on to ending the lives of every person who is on life support that isn't presently responding?  Some of them recover, and this is not what is breaking the bank anyway.  Lets get real here.

Nobody but nobody bats an eyelash over providing free health care to foreign nationals that shouldn't be here.  Twenty to thirty-five million of them, and the only thing Lefists can say about this is, "Hey, let more of them in to sap us dry."  Try sending a few of them home and watch the commotion.  Tens of billions, no problem...

Get a few hundred people who have had an unfortunate accident, and all of a sudden it's, quick, pull the plug, no more veggies for you you worthless pile of flesh.

Perhaps the stories are out there and I just haven't heard of them, but I don't hear stories of people waking up saying, "Damit, I told you to kill me!  Why didn't you listen?"

Instead we see family reunions, lots of tears, and enough happiness to fill a football stadium.  The additional $1.25 in taxes it costs my family each year isn't going to break our budget.

[Sun]

Thank you so much for posting this, DelaWhere.

We should all support Christine O’Donnell as strongly as we can. She is pro-LIFE! for the born, and well as the unborn, and walks the walk.

[wagglebee]

Pinged from Terri Dailies

[cyn]

Thanks so much for posting this... BUMP.