Prosecutor Reaffirms Governor's Authority Under State Criminal Laws to Prevent Death of Schiavo

US Newswire ^ | March 26, 2005 | Dan Costanzo

[Iam1ru1-2]

IAM INNOCENT OF THIS WOMANS DEATH. I WASH MY HANDS OF IT!!

[JSteff]

"his inaction speaks loudly and clearly"

Sadly I agree, but it goes further. Doesn't the DA have the power to take action on this?

[unfortunately a bluestater]

I hate to say it, but I think you're right.

[Just Lori]

All they had to do was clamp the tube, instead of removing it.

I think they knew the end game all along.

Very cruel.



You got it!

[txrangerette]

Bob Sellars of FNC, who is on as a newsreader some weekends, last weekend actually said that Terri was being fed by an IV into her arm, and they had taken the IV away from her. In his ill-informed mind, a feeding tube was something coming out from an IV bag where a drip of nutrients would go into Terri. He pictured her constantly hooked up to an IV to sustain her life, then having that removed on Greer's orders. Just shocking that his ignorance was presented as fact over the airwaves.

[ARCADIA]

People weren't told the TRUTH, they only heard the MSM distortion

Who is governing this place, our elected leaders, or some entertainer on the boob tube? If we want the information to get out then our leaders have to go out there and tell them; even if we have to present every damming shred of evidence in from of a congressional impeachment hearing. We are in the right, we are defending the interest of every individual in the population, and that is the only thing that matters. If the MSM wants to do further discredit to themselves, then let them babble. I suspect that once they sense our conviction, they will gladly tag along and contribute the rope for Greer.

[Iam1ru1-2]

"pursue criminal action against HIM and the rogue Florida judiciary would convict him."

And then POTUS, George W. Bush would send in the National Guard and rescue his brother from arrest. Case Closed......I would think.

[Iam1ru1-2]

Well said, skr, well said.

[Collier]

I don't know if he's in charge of the National Guard, but he could give him a pardon...

[FairOpinion]

Think what happened with Nixon, for what I consider a very minor issue.

[unfortunately a bluestater]

Bold action by Jeb Bush MIGHT rally the people, get the true facts out and make the judiciary back off.

[ARCADIA]

Think what happened with Nixon, for what I consider a very minor issue.

Nixon was wrong! That is a big big difference.

[SeaBiscuit]

If J. Bush could find that rare courage, he would be someone that I think most Americans would gladly follow, despite the crowd that is so worried this would cause a Constitutional Crisis - nonsense, America won't spin off it's axis and come to a grinding halt because a Governor stepped on a probate judge to defend the life of an innocent woman. Anyone who says it will is equally guilty of exaggeration and hysterics as the crowd who wants to paint Jeb as Pontius Pilate. I'm still praying in the 12th hour that he will find that courage. Otherwise, Terri's death is an abomination of our deepest morals - Life, Liberty....

[Iam1ru1-2]

That's it. You've hit the nail on the head. Declare Terri Schiavo a non-military combatant terrorist, arrest her and take her to an undisclosed "prison" where she can be interrogated (given treatment).

[Noachian]

And I commend the positive things that he has done for Terri.

As do I. But, those positive things aside Jeb has shown himself to be more wary of the courts than of the voters. That's not the type of man we need in high office.

I believe that Jeb has the best of intentions concerning Terri Schiavo, but if you look at the results of his actions it's very disappointing. He's way too cautious.

If we look at what his brother, W, has done on the world stage, as well as HOW he's done it, and then look at Jeb we can see a distinct difference in the two brother's approach to politics.

[Antoninus]

Think what happened with Nixon, for what I consider a very minor issue.

Never in 1,000,000 years would they be able to impeach Jeb Bush for saving a disabled woman that the courts were trying to starve to death.

The only word to describe the inaction is cowardice.