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To: EternalVigilance
...In his oath as governor he swore to "support, protect and defend the Constitution and government of the United States and of the state of Florida."

As supreme executive, he is obliged to act in their defense, and no court order can relieve him of this responsibility.

Any order by Judge Greer that seeks to prevent him from doing his sworn duty, as he sees fit, is invalid, and any attempt by the judge to incite armed forces to enforce his order would be an act of judicial insurrection against the constitution and government of Florida....

...If any state governor, or the president of the United States acts so as to encourage the judiciary to assume such executive power, or the people to believe that it may constitutionally do so, he undermines the integrity of all our constitutions, and of American self-government as a whole.

This is what I keep on saying, as Rush Limbaugh and many others keep repeating the phrase "rule of law," which serves as an excuse for the Bushs' lack of action. What Dr. Keyes states is so crystal clear - how can these people miss it?

2,823 posted on 03/29/2005 5:49:01 PM PST by Lauren BaRecall (Jeb Bush, 3/25/05: "Ooooooh, everybody just stop *expecting* anything from me. Ok?")
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To: Lauren BaRecall

check comment/editorial #2817. Seems Greer may not have SWORN do do anything at all...


2,828 posted on 03/29/2005 5:56:26 PM PST by Fred Nerks (Understand Evil: Read THE LIFE OF MUHAMMAD. Link on my Page. free pdf.)
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