"transcends politics and family disputes."

called the treatment of the severely brain-damaged woman an "Injustice"

Published on March 29, 2005 By Dr Guy In Politics

If you dont know who uttered those words, then you dont want to read any more.

Jesse Jackson paid a visit to Terri Schiavo today and said that the removal of her feeding tube was "an injustice" and denying her nourishment was "unnecessary".

It just goes to show what I have saying all along. This is not a left right issue. It is a human rights issue, and it is time for those who want to make it political to stop hiding behind their party leaders and step forward and declare what is their beliefs, and not parot those of others.

Comments

trueandfree

on Mar 31, 2005

Jeb Bush and Jesse Jackson togather in a common cause. Not red or blue but what they feel is right and wrong. Frankly I have a bit more respect for both of them.

Dr Guy

on Mar 31, 2005

Jeb Bush and Jesse Jackson togather in a common cause. Not red or blue but what they feel is right and wrong. Frankly I have a bit more respect for both of them.

I also. I am glad to see that some people can overcome politics on common issues.

Gideon MacLeish

on Mar 31, 2005

Jeb Bush and Jesse Jackson togather in a common cause.

This makes only the second time the two have been on record as agreeing (the first was on the Miller Lite "tastes great/less filling" debate)

trueandfree

on Mar 31, 2005

Now thats funny... We could all use a little smile food. Do you remember Jesse's "stay out the Bushes" speech at the 2000 DNC? A little back step here.

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