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To: Lancey Howard

"I can't even blame the scumbag Democrats."


I understand how you feel. I was sickened to realize that those in power in the State of Florida, who allowed the execution of Terri, to go forward, were for the most part Republicans.

When you hear someone like Howard Dean ranting about the horrible Republicans, who tried to save Terri's life, it makes very little sense. Dean could actually make sense, if he said it was Republicans who started the sorid mess to begin with. But Dean won't dare say that, since he agrees with Terri being killed.

Then comes the crazy making of the almost frantic need to get Bush's judges confirmed. I'm glad I'm not the only one who wondered why it mattered. In light of what happened to Terri who did NOT get due process, do we really want more judges like William Pyror?

Until reading this article, I didn't realize Pryor was involved with upholding the removal of Judge Moore's monument. Good grief.

Early on, I realized that the one dissenter on the 11th Circuit was a Clinton appointee. That was the first time around. It was 2 against and 1 for - Judge Charles R Wilson. I thought that was interesting. Now it's more than interesting. It doesn't really matter, does it. Nor does DUE PROCESS, which Terri failed to get.

Only the Clinton appointee understands Due Process. Who would have thought?



80 posted on 05/09/2005 11:01:58 PM PDT by Pepper777
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To: Pepper777

The Democrats are worthless as well. Third party here I come. Dean is a scumbag and so were those scum Dems who were speaking against Terri being able to get help from being murdered when the Congress convened.


83 posted on 05/09/2005 11:50:31 PM PDT by pc93 (http://tekgnosis.typepad.com)
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