[Torie]

Impeachment is a check. It has not been exercised ever based on errant decisions. But never say never. If that is what one is proposing, one is free to argue that. That is within the law. And of course, judges are appointed by the executive branch, or in the case of state judges like Greer, elected, or at least re-elected. Greer in fact was re-elected with the Schiavo case as an issue. That is something of a check too.

jpsb, I don't feel I have anything to apologize in my post. It was my honest, considered opinion. I call them as I see them.

[HiTech RedNeck]

To equate "Errant" with "Defying the courts" is begging the question. It's the legislature that gets to say what is "Errant" in such a case.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Greer in fact was re-elected with the Schiavo case as an issue.

Given that it was 60/40 against a complete newbie in a county that is the world headquarters of Scientology (whose theology is unkind to the disabled) I'd note that as a significant minority dissent.

[jpsb]

well if you are cool with probate judges straving people to death without a review of the facts ever, then i don't know what do say to you. But do not try to tell me that is happen in Fla is legal, it's not, it is an illegal order, and I was instructed in the USMC not to obey illegals orders. make me president or gov of Fla for 5 minutes and I would stop this in a heartbeat.

[Kryptonite]

So you'd agree that Jeb Bush does has legitimate legal grounds for taking action which would keep Terri alive?