I notice you completely avoided the questions.

Is it your contention that none of the liberal views I posted in those questions are held by many real liberals?

At this point, an army of judges, both federal and state, have scrutinized the legal issues

Also true of almost every damn death penalty case in America. Does this reduce the number of those opposed to carrying out actual executions? Why not? What's different?

There is one point of consistency to those who simultaneously believe Terri should be allowed to die with no further legal recourse, and that a person on death row should have endless appeals:

Conservatives are on the other side of both issues. For too many liberals, that's all it takes.