Honestly not wanting to argue, but to answer your question, it's not about living wills...it's about saving a woman who is being murdered by our legislatures and our courts.
But you're right...she's between a rock and a hard place. The President, however, isn't.
But again, how do you know that's what she emphasized or what the reporter emphasized? You know how they can twist things around for their own agenda.
I also disagree with you about the president; I think he's between a rock and a hard place also.
But whatever. I'm just scared this is going to end up being about the Bushes, rather than the realization about what is REALLY wrong in this country.
In your judgement, the President is not hamstrung, but made a deliberate decision not to do what he knew he had the right and duty to do. Right? Otherwise, why is he roasted on here, unless that's what most seem to believe.
I wrote explicit posts yesterday wherein I set forth that both he and Jeb have been raised and had it drummed into them that you obey court rulings even when they are wrong. They function only within the system, and that is the system as we know it.
Is GWB a leader? Yes he is, but only within the system. As Commander in Chief on 9-11, he believed that he was the one who had to respond and form a plan to lead this nation to more security and punish our attackers.
That's within the system. People are always roasting him now for doing it in Iraq but not saving Terri in spite of the court rulings. Unfortunately, to him these are two totally different things.
I'm all for disagreeing with someone's judgement, but I know for certain that he and brother Jeb are set in concrete against disobeying judicial rulings. This is bad for many reasons, besides Terri, because now we are under pro-death judges who act like dictators and like Greer, even break laws themselves.
I truly hope and pray the Bushes will see the light and learn the truth.