I hope you'll seek and tell the truth.
I notice it wasn't too many posts before the "Jeb stood by and let it happen" business started. Maybe you could pay extra special attention to that. He was acting within the bounds of the law; he was, after all, governor, not god. Could/should he have reasonable done more? An honest vetting of that question might be very useful indeed but be warned, if it disagrees with "Jeb stood by and let it happen", you'll be punished.
Jeb Bush, as required by Article VI of the U.S. Constitution, swore a sacred oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, which, in two Amendments, absolutely requires the equal protection of the right to life of every innocent person. He also swore to support and defend the Constitution of the State of Florida, which also explicitly requires the equal protection of every innocent person's life. It even explicitly includes the disabled among those persons so protected.
He did NOT swear an oath to follow the arbitrary whims of a lawless, murderous, tinpot probate judge when he issued a literal death warrant, via torture, on an innocent person.
The supreme law of our land doesn't even allow cruel and unusual punishment to be administered again the most heinous convicted criminals.
So, Bush was not, as you claim, "acting within the bounds of the law." He was standing by as the supreme law of the land, and the supreme law of Florida, was trampled into the dust, along with the body of Terri Schindler Schiavo.
So, either prove me wrong, or change your tune, if you're an honest person.