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Senator Johnson continues to be almost a vegetable. Some say he's like Terri Schiavo.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...#comment-16576

Read the comments. Especially the one by Neal Warner at the bottom. He's got it right my
nurse friend says he's not as bad as Schiavo but he's closer to what she was than a man
capable of being a senator. Pretty soon the governor's gonna have to pick a replacement. He or
she will be a Republican. That means Republicans get the Senate back. It's God's will....

Cheers,
Ellen

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"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message
reenews.net...
Senator Johnson continues to be almost a vegetable. Some say he's like
Terri Schiavo.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...#comment-16576

Read the comments. Especially the one by Neal Warner at the bottom.
He's got it right my
nurse friend says he's not as bad as Schiavo but he's closer to what she
was than a man
capable of being a senator. Pretty soon the governor's gonna have to pick
a replacement. He or
she will be a Republican. That means Republicans get the Senate back. It's
God's will....

Cheers,
Ellen


I doubt if God cares for either Democrats or Republicans. After all he
stands for goodness, doesn't he?

--
jlrogers±³©

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"jlrogers±³©" wrote
I doubt if God cares for either Democrats or Republicans. After all he stands for goodness, doesn't he?


That's so true. No matter the party they're all a bunch of jerks. They're ruining this country.
They're liars, thieves and crooks.

Cheers,
Ellen

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jlrogers±³© wrote:
"Ellen MacArthur" wrote

Senator Johnson continues to be almost a vegetable. Some say he's like
Terri Schiavo.
Pretty soon the governor's gonna have to pick
a replacement. He or
she will be a Republican. That means Republicans get the Senate back. It's
God's will....

I doubt if God cares for either Democrats or Republicans. After all he
stands for goodness, doesn't he?


Jeez. Ellen sure has a hard-on for Johnson's demise.

There's a word for that kind of person.

//Walt

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"Walt" wrote
Jeez. Ellen sure has a hard-on for Johnson's demise.
There's a word for that kind of person.

****ed off? That's two words. Yes, I'm p.o.'d by how the press NEVER does its job.
Look how they've reported it from the start. They haven't given one fact. It's all cover up
and pie-in-the-sky speculation. It's all hopes and prayers and red rosy rhetoric. Do we
need newspapers for that?
The man had a massive stroke. Lots of brain cells died. He's going to never regain his
former body function or full brain function. The best he will ever do is linger on in a highly
diminished state. He will need care the rest of his life. I'm sick of lies and hopes and
prayers going for news. That's not news/that's crap. I soooo sick of crap. It insults me
newspapers actually expect people to buy it.
I feel sorry for the man and his family. But, they should count their blessings. If it weren't
for modern medicine they'd be saying prayers on the man's grave. But stop handing
out a load of crap to the voters. He's history as a senator. Stop the insanity.

Cheers,
Ellen

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On 15-Jan-2007, "Ellen MacArthur" valid wrote:

Senator Johnson continues to be almost a vegetable. Some say he's like
Terri Ciao.

If he doesn't get better and stays a vegetable, there's at LAST a
replacement in the Senate for Ozone Al Gore.

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Walt wrote:
jlrogers±³© wrote:
"Ellen MacArthur" wrote

Senator Johnson continues to be almost a vegetable. Some say he's
like Terri Schiavo.
Pretty soon the governor's gonna have to pick a replacement. He or
she will be a Republican. That means Republicans get the Senate back.
It's God's will....

I doubt if God cares for either Democrats or Republicans. After all
he stands for goodness, doesn't he?


Jeez. Ellen sure has a hard-on for Johnson's demise.

There's a word for that kind of person.

Imagine what might happen if, God forbid, the senator's health worsens
and he slips into a coma. And then, after consulting with doctors and
relatives, and much deliberation, his wife decides to pull the plug.
Will the conservative Republicans pass emergency legislation to
prevent this?

From the sound of it, Ellen is ready to pull the plug now, even
though he's talking.