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Spinning Schiavo Spinning Schiavo
Polls show that the GOP's actions are at odds with the views of mainstream Americans. The right-wing response? Criticize the polls.
Eric Boehlert Mar 24, 2005
It's in the hands of the Supreme Court now It's in the hands of the Supreme Court now
The parents of Terri Schiavo ask for help from the highest court in the land. It appears to be their last chance -- and it's a long shot.
Tim Grieve Mar 23, 2005
Appeals court won't rehear Schiavo case Appeals court won't rehear Schiavo case
Next stop: The U.S. Supreme Court.
Tim Grieve Mar 23, 2005
When left is right When left is right
From the Terri Schiavo case to expanded government powers in the war on terrorism, conservative libertarians are palling around an awful lot these days with the political left.
Mark Follman Mar 23, 2005
So much for the separation of powers So much for the separation of powers
An anti-abortion judge never confirmed by the U.S. Senate could cast the deciding vote in the Schiavo case.
Tim Grieve Mar 23, 2005
Anthony Kennedy, meet Terri Schiavo Anthony Kennedy, meet Terri Schiavo
The Republican justice vilified by the religious right for decisions on abortion and homosexuality may have the first vote on Schiavo's fate.
Tim Grieve Mar 23, 2005
"This has nothing to do with the sanctity of life" "This has nothing to do with the sanctity of life"
The Rev. John Paris, professor of bioethics, says Terri Schiavo has the moral and legal right to die, and only the Christian right is keeping her alive.
By Andrew Leonard Mar 22, 2005
The right-wing holy war The right-wing holy war
The ever-tasteful Family Research Council uses Osama bin Laden to elucidate its position on Terri Schiavo.
Mark Follman Mar 22, 2005
Fudging the facts on Bush's end-of-life record Fudging the facts on Bush's end-of-life record
Under a law signed by Gov. George W. Bush, doctors in Texas can cease life support for a patient regardless of the family's wishes. Scott McClellan just won't admit it.
Tim Grieve Mar 22, 2005
The press, the polls and Terri Schiavo The press, the polls and Terri Schiavo
By a wide margin, the American public disapproves of congressional intervention in the Schiavo case.
Eric Boehlert Mar 22, 2005
DeLay and Schiavo: Who's saving whom? DeLay and Schiavo: Who's saving whom?
The House majority leader says that Terri Schiavo is God's gift to the religious right -- and to him.
Tim Grieve Mar 22, 2005
Forget about evidence: Bring on the "experts" Forget about evidence: Bring on the "experts"
One "media psychiatrist" says Michael Schiavo is no different than "O.J. Simpson and Scott Peterson."
Julia Scott Mar 21, 2005
The panderers The panderers
Abandoning principle and reason, DeLay, Bush and their ilk are trafficking in cheap emotions -- and debasing our civic ideals.
By Alan Wolfe Mar 21, 2005
George W. Bush, man of action George W. Bush, man of action
For a man who has been slow to react to real emergencies, the president was a veritable Johnny-on-the-spot when it came time to sign the Schiavo bill.
Tim Grieve Mar 21, 2005
Cashing in on Terry Schiavo Cashing in on Terry Schiavo
As a federal wrestles with the Schavio case, a marketing firm tries to sell the names of those who contributed money to help keep her alive.
Tim Grieve Mar 21, 2005
"Republicans are torturing Terri Schiavo's soul" "Republicans are torturing Terri Schiavo's soul"
Even syndicated radio host Neal Boortz, typically a fierce defender of President Bush, is furious over Republicans' "shameless grandstanding" on the issue.
Mark Follman Mar 21, 2005
The Texas case Bush won't mention The Texas case Bush won't mention
Wanda Hudson's baby died last week after doctors removed his breathing tube. Gov. George W. Bush signed the law that made it possible.
Tim Grieve Mar 21, 2005
Where were the Senate Democrats? Where were the Senate Democrats?
Many Democrats in Senate opposed congressional intervention in the Schiavo case. In the end, not one of them stepped up to stop it.
Tim Grieve Mar 21, 2005
When public opinion doesn't matter When public opinion doesn't matter
Polls show Americans overwhelmingly support Michael Schiavo's case. Why is the media ignoring them?
By Eric Boehlert Mar 21, 2005
Serious questions and substantial doubts Serious questions and substantial doubts
George W. Bush says the government should be careful when considering end-of-life decisions -- or at least this one.
Tim Grieve Mar 21, 2005
The value of a life The value of a life
Removing a feeding tube for the sake of convenience belies the principles of a humanitarian society -- Terri Schiavo should not be left to starve to death.
By Linda Reid Chassiakos Jan 26, 2005
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