[Graymatter]

"One-of-a-kind" suicide law. Not for long.

[gondramB]

""One-of-a-kind" suicide law. Not for long."

There may be some other mechanism that could be used. The constitution doesn't take away the right to regulate medecine from the states - this is a state's rights issue. There may be other legal avenues that don't violate state's rights.

[gogogodzilla]

Sweet, that just means that all the liberals, who find this good and wholesome, will be the ones lining up for the Doctor assisted suicide.

Ensuring that conservatives, who would not consider suicide, increase their percentage of eligible voters.

Liberals... they want to kill off their unborn replacements... and die as soon as possible. No wonder Europe's population is shrinking dramatically.

[muawiyah]

If you'll notice, Oregon passed their statute in 1994. It's 12 years later and no other state has done so.

Remember, if Algore had been President when 9/11 happened, he'd still be negotiating the size of the conference table with the Taliban and Oregon would be a black, smoking pit.

Hey, isn't that what Oregon is anyway?

I do hope Kennedy, Souter, Ginsburg, Stevens and her little friend retire there soon.