Larry Klayman has formally crossed over to the side of the fascist theocons with this announcement. The Judicial Watch subterfuge of upholding the rule of law has been renounced.

Claims that the nuclear option looks inevitable because new Senate leader Reid refuses to sit down and discuss changing their tactics on blocking judges.

Dems also not being reasonable on Social Security. "We just want to sit down and talk with our Democratic friends and put all options on the table."

When Brit "FDR favors privatization" Hume asks Richardson if he is troubled by the double standard of libruls on States rights, Richardson panders by agreeing he favored leaving feeding tube in, but doesn't want politicians struting their stuff for votes at the expense of a terrible family situation.

Fox All Stars up next.

Britt: Peculiar polls, Congress doing badly.

Fred: The questions were poorly worded. She's not in a coma, she's not brain dead. The truth is going to be helped or hurt by the media. When you take a moral position, politics tends to reward that. Just the other day, Sen. Hillary Clinton was praising right to lifers.

Mara:  The question over the long term is who is going to still care about this issue down the road, and the fight over judges. The people who support conservative judges are the people who care most. A passionate minority will have more clout.

Britt: Does that explain how the Senate Dems acted?

Kristol: Maybe some of the Dems just thought it was wrong. She's been alive for fifteen years. The Fla. courts gave the husband who is living with a different woman the right to terminate her life.  Florida courts were comitting an injustice.

Juan: I disagree. Courts have behaved the way they are supposed to in a civil society. Courts look at the record and say why are we going back to this? Husband is trying to live up to Terri's wishes. Which is the way most people feel.

Most Americans see this as a tragic family issue, that Congress should stay out of.

Fred:  Let's just thoroughly examine the diagnosis. No MRI, etc., does she have partial consciousness, can she recover? We have all these questions. We only know one thing for certain. The husband wants her to die. Shouldn't we err on the side of life?

Kristol: We don't know what here wishes would be in this case. It is incomprehensible not to err on the side of life. She is living with a feeding tube, a feeding tube.

Juan: Nobody is talking about killing anyone here. We are talking about keeping her alive with extraoridinary measures.

Fred & Bill: What extraordinary measures?

Juan: A feeding tube is extraordinary measure over fifteen years. An MRI has been done.

Fred: No it hasn't.

Juan: These other doctors have never examined Terri. When most Americans hear Tom DeLay they are appalled.

Fred:  Nobody is saying it is not about politics on either side. You think she doesn't have a sufficient quality of life so she doesn't deserve to live.

This decision to pull the plug is always when they are dying or in pain.

Juan: What about Bush's law in Texas?

Fred: That's wrong.  Is it wrong to take a moral position?

Kristol: You're wrong to say this is about politics.

Mara: It's possible that both sides feel they are doing the right thing.

Britt: And perhaps the politicians as well.

So
Delay murdered his father
Teri's father knocked off his mother
The religious cult support Teri's parent whacked their leader.

These people have no shame!!!!