[thoughtomator]

The woman is precisely right. Neither the President nor the Governor is compelled under the Constitution to abide by the judges' rulings. The executive is co-equal, and in this case it is unmistakably its Constitutional role to protect the right to life of one Mrs. Terri Schiavo from the unconstitutional death sentence handed down by a corrupt judiciary.

I'm disturbed that the level of Constitutional education on this board has become so weak that this is not the common opinion.

"Justice Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" - President Andrew Jackson

[Chad Fairbanks]

"Justice Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" - President Andrew Jackson

And Andrew Jackson was not only wrong legally, he was wrong morally too. Andrew Jackson, from my perspective, is about on the same level as Janet Reno.

Too many lives were lost because of Jackson's ego. Jackson was a pr**k.

[TheCrusader]

"I'm disturbed that the level of Constitutional education on this board has become so weak that this is not the common opinion.

"Justice Marshall has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" - President Andrew Jackson"

Thank you for this bit of sanity and education. We can't blindly tow the party line like little robots and expect things to change for the better at the same time.

Our elected leaders are letting us down bigtime. How long have we conservatives had majorities in the House and Sentate now, and have had a Repub. President and Republican dominated SCOTUS? And yet the liberals, through judicial tyranny, are trampling on our civil and religious rights from sea to shining sea.

[magglepuss]

I am so sad for my country right now. Elected republicans can't seem to do much of anything but stand around and wring their hands. It doesn't help that other so called conservatives on this site feed into this pathetic notion. I would like to hear there ideas on what should happen now. Maybe the President can nicely ask Judge Greer to resign. There we go, that should work.

[verity]

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