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I think you are correct. The perception definitely is that he (and his brother, Jeb) actually have the power to stop this judicial murder. I haven't any idea if this perception is right, and supported by legal facts, but there are a lot of very frustrated Terri supporters all over this country (like me), who are wringing our hands in minute-by-minute despair that she is being treated in such an inhumane manner, while the president and governor remain inactive and mostly silent, except for Jeb having said that he "won't exceed his powers."

I just found an interesting post on Sherrie Gossett's blog at A.I.M.org.

http://www.aim.org/sherrie_blog#/2808_0_18_0/

Click on the link for the entire page.

Excerpt:

"Every appropriate legal and political governmental means must be used. "The final bottom line"-- I have invented this term in A Christian Manifesto. I hope the Christians across this country and across the world will really understand what the Bible truly teaches: The final bottom line! The early Christians, every one of the reformers (and again, I'll say in A Christian Manifesto I go through country after country and show that there was not a single place with the possible exception of England, where the Reformation was successful, where there wasn't civil disobedience and disobedience to the state), the people of the Reformation, the founding fathers of this country, faced and acted in the realization that if there is no place for disobeying the government, that government has been put in the place of the living God. In such a case, the government has been made a false god. If there is no place for disobeying a human government, what government has been made GOD."