[amdgmary]

"I just was in to see Terri. She's alive, and she's fighting like hell to live," Terri's father Bob Schindler stated early Monday afternoon.

"She's failing, but she's still with us," Bob Schindler continued as Terri's brother looked on. "When the inmates at these concentration camps were released, if you can visualize in your minds how they came out, with their faces all sunken in and their eyes bulging, that's how Terri looks."

"I have a duty to follow the law. I was criticized for pushing as far as I could; now I'm criticized for not doing enough. It probably is a pretty good sign that I was in the right place," Bush said.


http://www.tampabaylive.com/stories/2005/03/050328schiavo.shtml

[freepertoo]

So...Jeb isn't going on what his conscience says?

[kenth]

"I have a duty to follow the law. I was criticized for pushing as far as I could; now I'm criticized for not doing enough. It probably is a pretty good sign that I was in the right place," Bush said.

He is listening to polls to determine his "safest" course of action. He doesn't even know there is no middle ground in the war between God and evil.

I can only pray that as many people as possible see the light before it's too late.

[Theodore R.]

"I have a duty to follow the law. I was criticized for pushing as far as I could; now I'm criticized for not doing enough. It probably is a pretty good sign that I was in the right place," Bush said.

For his own sake as a human being, Jeb probably should have stayed in bed today, rather than issue this sick, self-serving statement. Rush's end of the program is so boring, how can anyone still listen?

[Graymatter]

Jeb Bush: "I was criticized for pushing as far as I could; now I'm criticized for not doing enough."

You ain't heard nothin' yet.

[Graymatter]

Has anybody got an alternate phone number for Gov. Bush? The main one is always busy. I don't have a fax either. (Or if I do I don't know how to work it!)