Jeb Bush: I'd love to help, but I can't

WorldNetDaily ^ | March 27, 2005 | WorldNetDaily.com

[PeterFinn]

Another real conservative.

Kudos to you for defending the innocent!!!

[Conservative_Rob]

I will not vote Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, Green, or Communist. If a true Pro-Life party emerges I will consider it - but I will be very skeptical since the Republican party is supposed to be "Pro-Life". I don't want to support another political party that just "tickles my ears".

[nmh]

"Are you stupid.

If it was Jeb's daughter he would send in the troops."

No, but you are for your silly name calling.

We are a rule of law nation. If the Shindlers had good representation this would not be happening. To use Jeb as their scapegoat is wrong and lowers my opinion of them considering ALL that was legally done for them from George Bush, Congress and Jeb Bush. You should be ashamed of your remarks but your emotions are over ruling your thinking.

[longtermmemmory]

For starters he signed Terri's law about two years ago. That caused the second trial. Lawyers can't sign laws.

J.Bush is not a johnny come lately to this situation.

[68 grunt]

After 10 days, doesn't it seem quite obvious she is not being allowed to pass, but forced to?

Tell you what, put a nice big steak in front of her and let her eat all she wants. Sheesh

[nmh]

"Is that not grounds for divorce in Florida?"

Yes if htat's what both parties want.

I think you ought to blame the Shindlers for not seeking it earlier. The Shindlers screwed up.

[MHGinTN]

You have not done the necessary homework to assert the foolish comments regarding what's happening 'upstairs'. Have you seen the videos? Have you bothered to read sworn affidavits? I didn't think so ... just keep trying to play agitprop, but we all see through your false assertions because we've done the homework to decide what's going on. I pity folks like you, more than willing to dehumanize any class of people you don't want to allow the LIFE imprimatur to rest upon.

[Nowhere Man]

Com'n Jeb, don't be a G.W., a Gutless Wonder. I'm not attacking the President here, but back in the 1980's when I was in high school and college, the term "G.W." meant Gutless Wonder. Still, I like to see the President do more but the main shoulders this rests on is the governor of Florida.

[68 grunt]

Another bogus analogy alert!!!

[pollywog]

Governor Reagan in California, and later, President Reagan, would have rejected that whining 'oh I've done all I can do' crapola, the Gipper would have had State National Guard troops and/or federal marshalls rescuing Terri Schiavo and would have had his Attorney General place that scumbag Greer under arrest for leading an insurrection.

Ronald Reagan actually BELIEVED in upholding the Constitution

I believe that he would have called out the troops also.

[MattinNJ]

No disrespect, but you make my point for me. Someone must tell the Judges you go this far and no further. Let them bang their gavels all they want. Court Orders are useless unless they are capable of being enforced. As Stalin once said of the Pope when he was chastised "How many divisions does he have?".

I agree on the dynasty thing but it is a moot point now. The Judiciary must be faced up to and Jeb has proven he is not the man to do it.

[Diogenesis]

[sitetest]

Dear 68 grunt,

"Another bogus analogy alert!!!"

Such a stunning argument, so filled with facts and their logical exposition.


sitetest

[badbass]

I think you ought to blame the Shindlers for not seeking it earlier. The Shindlers screwed up.

That may be so, and it doesn't matter who I blame. Their daughter shouldn't have to pay with her life. If I'm reading Florida law correctly, Michael Schiavo should have been picked up on an adultery charge, without any input from the Schindlers. The law is the law, as everybody seems to be saying. I say the law is whatever your local Mandarin decides to say it is.

[Hand em their arse]

Oh I'm sure you're absolutely right.... But, it probably doesn't matter unfortunately, she didn't...

[68 grunt]

... sworn affidavits? ...

Lies told by zealots, too late, too bizarre, too contrived and too emotional. The Schindlers would say or do anything to circumnavigate the law for their own selfishness.

[MamaTexan]

The positive action would be to have laws speak up for those that can't when there is doubt. In this situation there is doubt.

Exactly. When this issue of doubt was not cleared by the judge who caused it, the Governor SHOULD step in to see that it IS corrected.

Unfortunately, he's chosen the "I caint do nothin' bout it, cause they told me I couldn't" route.

[workerbee]

My cousin has cerebral palsy and is severly mentally retarded. If you put a big fat steak in front of him, he couldn't eat it either. Is your conclusion that he should be starved, on the basis that he needs someone to help him eat?

[68 grunt]

Well, smartguy, explain the analogy?

On one hand we have the criminal excesses of a totalitarian's war and on the other we have a finding of the rule of law. You don't like the finding, so what? Find your mountaintop.

[68 grunt]

Can he chew? Can he swallow? Bogus analogy.