[Lancey Howard]

I am extremely frustrated by the complete lack of spine our elected representatives have when it comes to their masters in the unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch. They act like a pack of scared buuny rabbits and I will shortly be telling the RNC that my checkbook is closed.

My disgust is profound.

[maine-iac7]

I am extremely frustrated by the complete lack of spine our elected representatives have when it comes to their masters in the unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch. They act like a pack of scared buuny rabbits and I will shortly be telling the RNC that my checkbook is closed. My disgust is profound.

my disgust has also just about reached it's limit - at people who continue to point their fingers at Jeb and George Bush - if your reasoning is really that far out there - take your checkbook and go to the leftists - you may be more at home

[jwpjr]

re: unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch

A minor point of contention here. Judge Greer is elected and he is the heart of the problem. I hold the voters of Pinellas County who returned him to office less than a year ago.

[jwpjr]

re: unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch

A minor point of contention here. Judge Greer is elected and he is the heart of the problem. I hold the voters of Pinellas County who returned him to office less than a year ago.

[jwpjr]

re: unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch

A minor point of contention here. Judge Greer is elected and he is the heart of the problem. I hold the voters of Pinellas County who returned him to office less than a year ago.

[Nick Danger]

I am extremely frustrated by the complete lack of spine our elected representatives have when it comes to their masters in the unelected, accountable-to-nobody, judicial branch.

We all are. But we need a reason to smack them around that everyone will understand.

This may be it. Everyone would prefer not to create some "Constitutional crisis" — even at the state level — if they can. Whittemore will probably rule by morning. I think there is a reasonable chance he will grant the injunction. I personally think that Jeb Bush will send in the DCF either way. But if he has an order from a federal judge to do it, a big mess is avoided. It's a frustrating call to wait even another few hours, since Terri might die any time now.

The perfect "thread the needle" outcome is that Whittemore says no, Jeb goes in anyway, Greer orders him arrested for this or that, and a big mess ensues. Meanwhile the docs get a PET scan of Terri and determine that she is not PVS, has brain activity, and is aware of what's going on around her.

The public will understand that. They will also understand that the entire judicial system, right up to the Supreme Court, voted to kill somebody without making sure of what they were doing. Terri lives, Jeb's a hero, the courts are discredited, and all these smirking donkeys we see on the TV are exposed as the Merchants of Death that they are.

Now pray for that outcome. Our nation's future may depend on it. This may be happening by Design.