Richard Miniter
Author of Losing Bin Laden: How Bill Clinton's Failures Unleashed Global Terror

Bob Schindler Father of Terri Schindler-Schiavo. Terri suffered brain damage from a sudden collapse. Although she clearly responds to interaction with her family and doctors, her husband (who stands to gain financially off of her death and who, according to caregivers, has asked such things as "when is that b**ch going to die") was able to get a Judge to rule that her feeding tube should be removed. Those who would kill Terri by starvation have called her a "lifeless vegetable." The case has now gone federal.

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Terri's Family Asks: Why aren't Florida's Officials investigating this case?

Call the Florida Officials and ask them:
State Attorney Bernie McCabe - 727-464-6221
Attorney General Charlie Crist - 850-414-3990

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ABC News

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MSNBC

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NEPA News

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ASHCROFT HAILS PATRIOT ACT

New York Post

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Liberty plans court action after protesters held under terror act

London Guardian

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FOX News

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Government Executive Magazine

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The Scotsman

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AP

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Al-Jazeera

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USA Today

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London Guardian

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New York Times

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