Topic: WorldNetDaily
Diana Lynne's bias is much more explicit today in her article on advance-directive laws. Lynne describes any law that allows "refusing or withdrawing medical care and treatment" as "pro-death," while laws that give the "opportunity to request life-sustaining procedures be utilized, not avoided" are described as "pro-life." No one on the "pro-death" side is quoted, while Lynne quotes three people on the "pro-life" side, including Terri Schiavo's brother.
If you quoting only one side, how can your book be "comprehensive," as WND claims Lynne's book to be?
Posted by Terry K.
at 3:29 PM EDT
