Here’s an interesting hypothetical question; Let’s say a 50 year old woman suddenly goes berserk over, eh Health Care in America; that’s a subject able to drive anyone over the brink, but let's continue. She buys a rifle and, oh oh, kills the president. Captured, she’s tried, convicted and sentenced to die in the electric chair. As a Federal prisoner she’s afforded health care and it’s discovered she has ALS. After her appeals run out, and this takes what, 3 maybe four years, she’s now confined to her cell, immobile, in a wheelchair, with no facilities left but her mind & feelings, eyesight and eye movement. She loses her last appeal and is scheduled to die in the electric chair. As her judge, would have her lifted out of her wheelchair and placed into the electric chair, or would you grant a reprieve? Can you imagine how the woman would feel? This could very well be how my sister feels.
