[LifeOrGoods?]

I have no idea what is going through these two men's heads. I am not in a position to judge them in this case. They probably do have too much to lose in this situation and are making the right decision. I think more of the blame lies in other areas outside of these two men's control. I would personally love to see some guts for glory here, but I know they do not have full control over the situation. I pray that God will change the people of this nation so that they will act where the President and Governor do not have the practical power to act.

[rodguy911]

You make a good point. It would be one thing if there were 100,000 people out in front of the hospice like they had in the Ukraine in freezing ass weather. But don't expect it in Fla. Too much apathy, too many people that don't consider the state their state. Too many retired people and the rest of us work two and three jobs just to stay alive. I'm home sick today the only reason I even get to type my opinion.

That being said the Clintonistas did not hesitate to act when their ox was gored. They basically got down and dirty pulled out all the stops played fast and loose and the next thing we know Elian was a forever pawn of Castro.

Sometimes we need to do the same thing.