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Originally Posted by Abcdxxxx
There must be a medical name for someone who perceives everything as an act of partisin politics.
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My opinions aren't really partisan at all. I don't believe that the exceutive branch should be able to overstep the judicial branch in this way at all, regardless of party. That's simply not the way the framers of the Constitution intended it to be.
What's clear is this:
a) The husband has right of guardianship regardless of definitions of quality of life or what defines life. You're getting into issues of ethics and morality. This is law.
b) The parents tried to overstep the system. Political grandstanders championed their cause for their own political gain. Again, regardless of partisanship.
c) You have made some very base, superficial arguments about the relationship of the couple based on "gut feelings" and hearsay from people and interest groups with their own axe to grind. You don't know him, her, the family, ect and have nothing personally vested in this ... but I'm glad that you're here to play God ... or your own omnipotent power of choice ... whatever.