Killing Terri

Ace of Spades says to the ruling released this morning:

She’ll be dead soon. They got their coonskin.

I thought a law authorizing de novo (from the start, i.e., all-new) review of the facts in a state court case would

I picked this up over at Limbaugh’s site today.
I’d heard of this nurse, but hadn’t heard the story. No shock, since the press has been hiding her under anything they can. Ier’s testimony is attached at the end of

Donald Sensing this morning asks if Peggy Noonan led the Republicans wrong in her impassioned plea for them to act in the case of Terry Shiavo’s life.

He cites polling numbers which suggest that a larger number… about the percentage

Michelle Malkin: JUDGE SAYS NO FEEDING TUBE FOR TERRI

(sigh)

And thus does her husband get an answer to the question he repeatedly asked:” When does this bitch DIE?”

THe man has committed murder, and got the support of the

Shades of Dan Rather and the TANG documents.

There’s some very interesting questions at the CodeBlueBlog

Dunno what’s up, but Blogger seems to have sorted out it’s issues of hte last few weeks.

Of course now having said that, I’ve jinxed it, perhaps.

Excellent notes on the Shaivo case fromRandom Observations

…. or more corectly, the lack of it, have been posted at Mark Treadwell’s blog

The New Bit’s Bit is up. A little late, I know. But you’ll see why.

There are times when I’m glad I’m not getting paid to write.  This is one of them.

I spent a couple hours yesterday, and a couple more this morning, attempting to explore in my weekly column, my thoughts about the

and read this.

Now.

GOP Bloggers remonds us of what Democrats Used to Say on Filibusters:

“‘If we don’t like somebody the President nominates, vote him or her down. But don’t hold them in this anonymous unconscionable limbo, because in doing that, the minority

Volokh today:

Mark Kleiman’s post, which has persuaded me to change my views on the advisability of deliberately painful executions also has an excellent discussion of retribution as a goal of punishment. Mark points out that many recent blog posts

Power Line points out signs of an inability among Democrats to accept reality

Crisis Magazine: ”

The immediate cause of Terri’s brain damage was cardiac arrest, which caused her brain to be deprived of oxygen for more than five minutes. In January 1993, Michael Schiavo won a malpractice award of $1.6 million