Jim Moran, L-Virginia (the L stands for liar)
Watching C-SPAN's coverage of U. S. House debate on Terri Schiavo bill. Jim Moran, a Democrat from Virginia, speaking from the well of the House, told his colleages that 10 courts and 19 judges have heard all the testimony in the case and all reached the same conclusion. Utter baloney -- only one court and one judge heard all the testimony and saw all the evidence, and that's the heart of the problem.
Barney Frank, D-Mass., is managing the opposition to the bill. He just declined to give one of his speakers a turn, reserving time for later, making some comment about an imbalance between the two sides, which would seem to suggest that there is more support for congressional intervention in this case.
If you don't have access to cable TV, but do have broadband, you can watch the debate via C-SPAN's website.
Since you are interested in this issue, you might also look into this case in which a federal judge allowed a hospital in Texas to remove life-support from a six month old boy whose mother could not afford ongoing treatment:
http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/3084934