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<h1>Portraits of the Christian Right | Timothy Fadek is an american photographer based in Berlin - tel +49 170 116 1486</h1>
STANDING UP FOR TERRI: Supporters of Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged, 41 year old Florida woman at the heart of a bitter right-to-life dispute that drew in the U.S. Congress and The White House. She died after going without food and water for 13 days.<br>
Mary Porta, 42, of St. Petersburg, Florida. She is a special education teacher.<br>
Luis Menchaca, aka Lifeboat, from New York City. He's currently unemployed.<br>
David A. Vogel, catholic recording artist.<br>
Richard Jacobson, Tampa, Florida.<br>
Mari Fernandez, 43, of Tampa, Florida. A middle school teacher, she believes there is a government conspiracy to foster a culture of death.<br>
Janet Jones of Lakeland, Florida. She holds a bottle of water as a symbol of her wish to give water to Terri Schiavo.<br>
Christian activist Randall Terry, the spokesman for the parents of Terri Schiavo. He has been arrested over forty times at abortion clinic protests.<br>
Larry Klayman is chairman and general counsel of Judicial Watch Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based public watchdog group that focuses on ethics and legal standards. He is also a legal advocate for Terri Schiavo's parents.<br>
Brother Paul O'Donnell, family counsel and spiritual leader.<br>
Reverend James Warren and his son. When he would hear the camera shutter click, Brandon, age 4, would happily shout "Jesus!"<br>
David Walker of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Musician in a Christian Rock Band, Smash Alley.<br>
Mary Herlihy (left) of West Virginia, a student. Caroline Syversen (right) of New York, is a travel agent and books christian tours.<br>
Deborah Puddick of Tampa, Florida<br>
Nancy Kramer of Pinellas Park, Fl. She hopes the cutout of Pres. Bush conveys her negative opinion of him. She herself suffered brain damage after an automobile accident<br>
Ed Rushalski, Jr., 22, from Cedar Grove, Wisconsin. He is christian and is angry at the apparent injustice in the Terri Schiavo case and believes strongly in the right to life.<br>
Gordon Wayne Watts, 38, is an unemployed former Walmart clerk from Lakeland, Florida. He has been making his daily pilgrimage to the Woodside Hospice for more than two weeks.<br>
Robert Haisten of St. Petersburg, Florida.<br>
Jeff Asmussen, 35, of Silverbay, Michigan.<br>
<h2>Timothy Fadek is an american photographer based in Berlin - tel +49 170 116 1486</h2>
<div>Timothy Fadek is an american photographer based in Berlin, whose assignment work has appeared in Time, Newsweek, The New York Times, Stern, Le Monde, The Wall Street Journal and hundreds of other publications.</div>
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STANDING UP FOR TERRI: Supporters of Terri Schiavo, the brain-damaged, 41 year old Florida woman at the heart of a bitter right-to-life dispute that drew in the U.S. Congress and The White House. She died after going without food and water for 13 days.<br>
Mary Porta, 42, of St. Petersburg, Florida. She is a special education teacher.<br>
Luis Menchaca, aka Lifeboat, from New York City. He's currently unemployed.<br>
David A. Vogel, catholic recording artist.<br>
Richard Jacobson, Tampa, Florida.<br>
Mari Fernandez, 43, of Tampa, Florida. A middle school teacher, she believes there is a government conspiracy to foster a culture of death.<br>
Janet Jones of Lakeland, Florida. She holds a bottle of water as a symbol of her wish to give water to Terri Schiavo.<br>
Christian activist Randall Terry, the spokesman for the parents of Terri Schiavo. He has been arrested over forty times at abortion clinic protests.<br>
Larry Klayman is chairman and general counsel of Judicial Watch Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based public watchdog group that focuses on ethics and legal standards. He is also a legal advocate for Terri Schiavo's parents.<br>
Brother Paul O'Donnell, family counsel and spiritual leader.<br>
Reverend James Warren and his son. When he would hear the camera shutter click, Brandon, age 4, would happily shout "Jesus!"<br>
David Walker of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Musician in a Christian Rock Band, Smash Alley.<br>
Mary Herlihy (left) of West Virginia, a student. Caroline Syversen (right) of New York, is a travel agent and books christian tours.<br>
Deborah Puddick of Tampa, Florida<br>
Nancy Kramer of Pinellas Park, Fl. She hopes the cutout of Pres. Bush conveys her negative opinion of him. She herself suffered brain damage after an automobile accident<br>
Ed Rushalski, Jr., 22, from Cedar Grove, Wisconsin. He is christian and is angry at the apparent injustice in the Terri Schiavo case and believes strongly in the right to life.<br>
Gordon Wayne Watts, 38, is an unemployed former Walmart clerk from Lakeland, Florida. He has been making his daily pilgrimage to the Woodside Hospice for more than two weeks.<br>
Robert Haisten of St. Petersburg, Florida.<br>
Jeff Asmussen, 35, of Silverbay, Michigan.<br>
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