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To: walrus954
A lot of people have been calling for Jeb Bush to do more for Teri, to maybe send the National Guard in or something. Can he do that? This wouldn't be illegal?

Yes it would be illegal. Jeb did the right thing. Only a higher court can overrule a lower court. If a judge acts improperly, he can be removed from office: impeachment for federal judges, the ballot box for local judges.

Jeb did the right thing. It's separation of powers. People calling for executive action in this case are misguided. It's not the American way.

857 posted on 03/27/2005 8:18:29 PM PST by EveningStar
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To: EveningStar

You are right. He did everythng he could legally. I don't fault him for obeying the law. But I will never vote for him for President. Sometimes a leader has to break the law. It's been said of Lincoln that "sometimes you have to suspend the Constitution to save the Constitution." Lincoln was a leader. Jeb Bush is a honorable bureaucrat. Nothing more.


863 posted on 03/27/2005 9:29:40 PM PST by atomicweeder
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To: EveningStar

No, it's simply not the "courtocrat" way. Jeb would have one out if he chose to disobey the court, and that's if there would be too little support in the legislature to remove him from office.


869 posted on 03/28/2005 3:26:40 AM PST by The Red Zone (Florida: the sun-shame state.)
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To: EveningStar

I don't think it's the American way to starve a person to death. But that's just my biased opinion.


883 posted on 03/28/2005 11:04:40 AM PST by mlc9852
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To: EveningStar

HOCKEY PUCK.


889 posted on 03/28/2005 1:22:34 PM PST by freecopper01
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