[Theodore R.]

He's a monster, all right.

So if Michael R. Schiavo is a "monster," what is Wolfson? Wolfson says essentially that Schiavo is as "loving, caring, and compassionate" a person as he ever observed trodding the soil of earth. I think we would be as suspicious of Wolfson as anyone else in this tragedy of Shakesperean proportions.

[T'wit]

What is Wolfson? Gullible.

The consensus of Michael watchers around here seems to be that he's a sociopath -- charming on the outside, utterly self-consumed on the inside. Nobody else matters to him except to use them as tools to his own ends (do you hear that, Jodi?). If you can't see past the charm, if you don't look at the facts we've uncovered about Michael abusing Terri for ten years with the power of legal guardianship, then MS will seem to be a normal citizen. Even his lame excuses for killing his wife will resonate with people who have been conditioned to think that Terri is brain-dead and on a respirator.

[T'wit]

> I think we would be as suspicious of Wolfson as anyone else in this tragedy of Shakesperean proportions.

Yes, and knowledgeable Freepers called that in advance, objecting strenuously to his appointment. All we ever ask -- or need -- is a NEUTRAL observer willing to investigate thoroughly.

[Lauren BaRecall]

I didn't like the idea of Wolfson's appointment, but when initial news came out about his report, I felt encouraged.

However, the more I read, the more I see his general orientation showing through.

His dialogue with pc93 was especially damning. (pc93, my hat's off to you - great job!)

Jeb Bush's response to Wolfson's report was excellent. We have to take heart that Jeb and his team dealt very well with it. We also have to run with Wolfson's recommendation of therapy for Terri. The media did publish that, and hopefully it will have a positive impact on people who don't have much knowledge about Terri's situation.