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> Jeb is now pinned between Social Conservatives who think he didn't do nearly enough, and Leftists who think he wants to lead a Theocracy. We are indeed the Stupid Party.

Pinned? Not really. Jeb was advised by his own state stable of legal advisers that he has the authority under several Florida statutes. And last year (and likely since last year), at least six private attorneys or attorney firms advised him of the same lawful statutory authority and urged him to make use of that authority.
Even if he were to publicly announce that he doesn't trust the advice of those Florida executive branch attorneys (which he obviously won't), Bush can and should, for Terri's sake, make use of the time-honored and unreachable by the judiciary gubernatorial power of pardon.
"Defacto governor" JINO Greer has high-handedly and repeatedly twisted Florida's laws into pretzels to reach the conclusions and rulings he wanted as a CYA matter to prevent investigation into his complicity for Medi-Cal and Florida guardianship fraud.
With the example Greer has provided of how to use the laws for the desired ends, Jeb Bush could and should do likewise. Whatever the agenda and reason, Jeb Bush is, instead, apparently going to allow an innocent, disabled woman to slowly and painfully die from dehydration. It's been reported that she now physically resembles Auschwitz-starved prisoners. It's wake-up time for all Americans who have a responsibility for young, old and in-between loved ones who are not fully capable of independently caring for themselves. With her death, anyone could find him/herself in as much danger of a civil execution order as Terri Schindler, and one's life wrenched from their family's control.