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Michael Schiavo stumbled over the name of the man he was in Connecticut to support Friday, but after fighting Congress for the right to disconnect his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube, he had no problem remembering whom he was campaigning against.

A man has been arrested and charged with offering a $250,000 reward for killing Michael Schiavo. Richard Alan Meywes was arrested in Fairview, North Carolina by the FBI and the Buncombe County Sheriff's Office. On March 23, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office forwarded an email to the FBI in Tampa which purportedly offered a $250,000 bounty on "the head of Michael Schiavo." The email placed an additional $50,000 bounty for the elimination of a judge who recently denied a request to intervene in the Schiavo case.

If, what Michael Schiavo is saying, is true, and his claim is supported truthfully by his brother and sister-in-law, regarding the statements that they allege to be made by Terri, and the Florida probate court has "found as the fact" of the case, that: "she would not want to live this way," then please, to examine a calendar, for every day, of every week, of every month from February of 1990 on through all of 1991 on through all of 1992 on through all of 1993 on through all of 1994 on through all of 1995 on through all of...

A: Terri Schiavo Last I looked, the New York Times under the helmsmanship of Bill Keller, Executive Editor, and Prince Sulzberger, Publisher, has still failed to notice that Terri's guardian, the one person in the world who heard his then 20 year old wife demand that she be starved and dehydrated to death in the event of trauma which might leave her in a persistent vegetative state, is not mourning in solitude. The NYTimes has not reported that Michael Schiavo has formed a quasi-marital union with a woman who has now borne him two children. You can toss this off...