[sinkspur]

There's nothing wrong with turning the guns on Jeb Bush.

Politically, this would be a bonanza for Jeb Bush, if he were able to do something.

Reading his emails on another thread, he's not able to issue "executive orders," or storm the hospice center.

Trashing Jeb Bush may feel good, but it is silly.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

..reading his emails on another thread, he's not able to issue "executive orders," or storm the hospice center...

There's plenty he could do. That's why we've got the disappointment and disbelief from erstwhile supporters, at his inaction. These times come along in everyone's life, where 'my hands are tied' or 'it's not my department' just isn't good enough. Times when you have to show real leadership- even, make your own precedent. BTW, don't start playing your little games with FR's Christians over the Terri affair, or I'll come down on you like the hammer of Thor. Cheers, By

[joesnuffy]

Reading his emails on another thread, he's not able to issue "executive orders," or storm the hospice center.

He's able...just not willing...

I was a grunt in Vietnam and also a combat medic...

I guess I could have said...Sorry Mom...Sorry Dad...that do to intense fire, many landmines,

booby traps and spider holes...I "was unable" to save your son ...

and been just as justified

as Gov Bush...

But In my mind ..I would have also been..

just as much of a coward...

imo

[narses]

He could enforce the law. He could even use force to do so. He is the CHIEF MAGISTRATE of the Sovereign State of Florida "deacon". He CAN act, just like he did here - http://writ.news.findlaw.com/scripts/printer_friendly.pl?page=/colb/20030827.html

[ambrose]

I am still waiting for the people who are advocating that Jeb violate the law to put their money where their mouth is and do it themselves...