Originally Posted By Dabob2 <Would you like your life or your loved one's based on "probably" or "likely"? There are sometimes we should err on the side of cautiousness. I don't know if that was the case in the Schiavo case, but I recognized that both side made some points and had some problems.> As I said, I was originally an 'err on the side of caution" guy myself, until I read what the doctors involved had to say. The sides simply weren't even - every doctor who actually saw her (as opposed to Bill Frist) who wasn't hired by the parents said the same thing. Plus, doesn't a spouse have medical power of attorney in the absence of written wishes? (And, of course, probably the best thing to come out of this is millions of people putting their wishes in writing so there can be no mistaking).
Originally Posted By Dabob2 Dang - I apologize - I said no more off topic Schiavo responses, and there won't be any more from me.
Originally Posted By DlandDug Meanwhile, Armitage (neither brain dead NOR brain damaged) admits he was the one who leaked Valerie Plame's identity. And rather than discuss this, the Usual Suspects would rather deflect this whole thing into another controversy long past...
Originally Posted By Beaumandy It is AMAZING how this story has vanished from liberal land. These people have been accusing the White house of outing a " secret " agent for " revenge for years. They have smeared all kinds of people, they have cheered the liar, Joe Wilson. Is anyone going to try and say Joe Wilson was not a liar? Now that it's over and the libs were wrong AGAIN, they just slink off and shrug their shoulders as they go to the local coffee stand and tell each other how intellectual they are.
