Jesse Jackson: “This is one of the profound moral, ethical issues of our time, the saving of Terri's life. And today we pray for a…”

I would think most citizens of Gaffney would be against this, that it's morally wrong, but their silence must not speak louder than their action.

But it's twice that rate for blacks, which is the point. You look at the number, the high level of black unemployment, the level, the fewer number of black judges appointed. There clearly is insensitivity to the matter of civil rights and…

I think he can. I think he must. I think this time Michael came close enough to the valley of the shadow of death to be able to see death, to almost touch hell and he chooses to go another way.

What kind of public policies can come from this? What lessons can we learn from this to help salvage the other Terri's? Because, after all, there may be 30,000 Americans plus in her condition today.