A bear struggles to retain its balance while gripping the two metal hoops, which look more like shackles than acrobatics equipment, as a wildlife park worker looks on and laughs.
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Most of us by now we have learned of the verdict of Andrea Yates. Even Drunken Wisdom's blog here are bloghi has voiced his opinion, rather well, on the tragedy on today's jury verdict. A mother and five helpless angels, killed one by one, in cold blood. Wouldn't it have been just as easy for Yates to relinquish her rights as a parent or perhaps just leave the home, walk out of their lives? What about the husband? How could he have just left the children at home knowing something was wrong. And then Yates himself, today, commenting ever so calmly as he has since day one, after the verdict saying he hopes she now receives the proper medical care that she would not receive in a prision. What was the jury's decision based upon? What was the jury blind, deaf and dumb? Is that who was selected to reach a verdict? A legal anyalyst with Fox news Susan Schecter was on a program with Ann Coulter discussing a different topic when it was her turn to speak she said "I'm sorry, Excuse me, but isn't anyone else outrage over the Yates verdict? The States of Texas had it's chance to fix the system after Hinkley it did not and that's why your seeing this verdict today" This is a dangerous verdict for future cases in Texas and across the country. I saw her in court these last fews weeks, and then today when the verdict was delivered, did she appear crazy to anyone of you?
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