[codyjacksmom]

I've done a ton of reading on this tonight. All I can say is WOW!This is all stuff I haven't heard before. I just watched Gretta and the latest on Terri's case. I say go Jeb! It is amazing what the press chooses to leave out of their stories. They only tell part of the story. The part they want the public to know. My prayers will be with Terri and her parents. Again, floriduh, thanks for the link to all this info!

[Ohioan from Florida]

Amazing isn't it? Doesn't it make you want to know what else the press won't tell the whole story on? Then again, if I knew I'd probably pass out. But I can tell you for sure that I trust very little of what they say. I try to get as much verifiable evidence as I can on as much as I can.

[T'wit]

>> They only tell part of the story

They tell a false story. They want it to sound like a simple case of taking a brain-dead woman off a respirator. Terri is not on a respirator, she's not brain-dead, she's not in a coma, she's not in a "persistent vegetative state" (in fact, her injuries could be treated), and she is not dying. It's not a matter of "letting her go."

In other words, it's not an "end-of-life" or "right to die" case at all, but a calculated execution. The main motive is money -- a lot.

[floriduh voter]

You're welcome. Jeb Bush will now get to defend himself which Judge Baird was going to deny him, which is unbelievably unconstitutional. Florida Judges are the worst of all branches that Fla has to offer. Our executive branch, House and Senate are okay but the courts are outta control.

[mtbopfuyn]

It is amazing what the press chooses to leave out of their stories. They only tell part of the story. The part they want the public to know

Ohhhh, this is just the tip of the iceburg. Imagine how many other stories the media has spun without anyone questioning them! Welcome aboard. You'll find that news, the real news, breaks on FR days quicker than it does on tv.