I'm waiting for the outcome before I judge Jeb. I've seen him and the rest of the real conservatives in government do a lot - but now it's come time for Jeb to make a decision.
This will ultimately determine his future in politics, as without the religious right backing, he has no hope.
"I'm waiting for the outcome before I judge Jeb. I've seen him and the rest of the real conservatives in government do a lot - but now it's come time for Jeb to make a decision. This will ultimately determine his future in politics, as without the religious right backing, he has no hope."
Ann Coulter, as a constitutional lawyer, published a good article today outlining the legal ground that Governor Bush has to save the life of Terri Schiavo. He could defy the lawless judiciary and send his marshals to see that Terri gets what she needs, in accordance with the expressed will of the people. Will he?
We are witnessing the results of an out-of-control judiciary destroying the very idea that government derives its power from the consent of the governed. Both the Florida legistature and the US Congress has passed laws attempting to save this woman. The judiciary has seen fit to totally disregard these laws passed by our elected representatives. Now we see the creation of a government by an unelected judiciary.
If Governor Bush allows this travesty to go forward during his tenure, then I, for one, will never consider him fit to run for another office. Besides, what does he have to lose anyway? He's already said he's not running for president. And he already has more money then he knows what to do with. It's times like these that people like himself, that God has put in positions of authority, should act to do the right and moral thing over all other considerations.