We have not yet posted on the extraordinary measures being implemented to save the life of Terri Schiavo. Currently the US Senate, and US House of Representatives are in the process of passing a bill to force the case to be reviewed by a Federal Appeals Court.

We have found the article written by the Horse Race Blogger to be thoughtful, insightful, and covers the arguments fully here. The article entitled, The Schiavo Case and the Red-Herring of Judicial Supremacy, does a very thorough job of refuting the argument that Congress should not be involved. It is his contention, that the legislative branch has the power, and should exercise that power to over rule the judicial branch in this instance. Here is a small excerpt which should pique your interest in reading the entire article:

“You may not like any of this. You may not (Read the rest of the story below the fold...)

In a Real Clear Politics commentary, today, Thomas Lifson of The American Thinker, has written Judicial Activism’s Perfect Storm.

Lifson predicts a storm brewing and makes some excellent points. Please read the entire article.

It seems all the forces surrounding judicial activism are rapidly reaching hurricane proportions. What makes it a perfect storm is the triangulation of the winds blowing. His major points are the following along with some excerpts:

“The American Public Is Paying Attention
High profile decisions in which judges nakedly impose their preferences have been accumulating at an accelerating pace. It is no longer an unusual occurrence for Americans to turn on their radios or TVs, or log onto the internet to discover that a judge somewhere has concluded that homosexual marriage is a Constitutional right, or that the death penalty for adolescents has become “cruel (Read the rest of the story below the fold...)