I believe in the end, if need be, President Bush would sign an Executive Order/Pardon to save Terri's life.
On its face, there is something so creepy and screwy about the abuse leveled against Terri by her husband (the one living with a mistress and having babies with the same) and Felos, death monger attorney extraordinaire, it simply stuns one into the twilight zone.
Terri has put up a courageous, determined and relentless struggle to hold onto her very life. I love her. I respect her family and Attn. Conner to the max.
Thought he did a magnificent job on Greta-just flat out strong and loved that he was unwilling to let Felos go unchallanged.
Imho-Felos is out of his league with Conner. It would seem Felos has a strangle hold on the judges in Pinellas Cty-has cowed them, fooled them and caused them to choke on their own lack of knowledge. In order to maintain their legal standing, these judges have to attempt to justify past, corrupt, cruel and devastating (to Terri) rulings in Terri's case. Their own lack of understanding and judicial ethics and inquiry have brought a national furor upon them....and still they must push for Terri's death in order to justify their past failed rulings. Felos smiles, the Hospice associations go deep, no doubt money is involved, and these judges cringe and slink around the edges of consitutional law...knowing full well the depths of depravity Michael Shiavo, a first rate used car salesman, and George Felos, so evil it's visible, has taken them down a very black road. These judges are willing to let Terri die to save their own 'reputations' as worthy judges.
Astounding.