Jeb Bush's political obituary

WND ^ | Mar 30 05 | Farah

[AmishDude]

Still no rebukes to post #207 from all you Jeb buddies?

448 posted on 03/30/2005 7:51:16 PM CST by Outland (Some people are damned lucky that I don't have Bill Gates' checkbook.)

You're asking this at post #448? Dude, that's like so far past.

[TheForceOfOne]

Well, I respect your opinion but I think some have really gone overboard against Jeb and George, way way over the top. I wonder if any of us would have faired any better than Jeb has done, I think he is being given the bums rush at the delight of the left.

[Kimba]

LMFO (Laughing My Feathers Off!)

[Outland]

Excellent post.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Now is NOT the time to trash the Bush's.

How true. Now is the time to encourage them to use their God-given authority to protect and defend innocent life.

[jpsb]

Mel Gibson on Fox, now. Let's see yall bash him.

[longtermmemmory]

I agree, the bashers should ask themselves what kind of an executive do they want. It is an exercise in futility.

I seriously believe there are people who want a "republican waco". Even if Jeb were to "grab" Terri. Then what? Contempt aside, the law requires a return to the same judge.

I think we really need to be grateful we have gotten this far and use ALL this energy to "get the judiciary". Jeb has stated he has no interest in the presidency. Jeb is also term limited out of office. I seriously believe the unappeasables are either trolls or just posures.

[John Lenin]

Here is your alternative, knock yourselfs out !

[Cboldt]

You misunderstand my comment. The Religious Right is criticizing the GOP for failing. Does that help?

It wasn't the presence of criticism that i was commenting on. It was whether or not the criticism would have any effect.

Either the religious right has no effect on the outcome of "whatever," or it does. The posts are split pretty even, but a significant number of posters hold that the religious right is a fringe element that appears on FR, but not in election polls. If that is true in fact, then the religious right can't fracture the GOP and affect the outcome of the election.

The sentiment that the religous right is fringe appears to held in fact by the GOP.

[expatguy]

Are Americans worthy of freedom anymore?

[Howlin]

Some of us actually don't need to follow celebrities around, hoping they'll drop some pearl of wisdom, to form our own opinions.

If you do, start copying down what he says.

[nopardons]

Fringer are you, newbie troll ?

Which useless fringe party are you rooting for?

[LisaMalia]

I'm hoping to shame Bush (either of them) into doing their duty and rescuing her.

They have nothing to be ashamed about. Why don't you put the blame where it should lie, with Michael Schivo, Greer, or anyone else who facilitated this horrible situation of the starving of Terri? Why target Pres. and Gov. Bush? Could you have an agenda here?

Your bias is more glaring than anything I've seen in the MSM. And that's pretty bad.

[JonDavid]

Keep drinking the Republican Kool-Aid you "Good" German.


Sniff sniff! I smell a troll!


Boy common theme among the thought police, I must of hit a nerve. You are the one who are Trolls if you use the excuse "We must obey because its the LAW" to justify the State sponsored murder of Terri.

[churchillbuff]

If you're going to run to Mr. Robinson about every Freeper who expresses disgust with Jeb Bush's cave-in to Greer, you'll be pretty busy over the next days, weeks and months. If Jeb doesn't grow a spine before this woman's murder is complete, and resuce her from Herr Greer, he's going to have a legion of confirmed critics on the right - - churchillbuff just an obscure member of that army.

[Diogenesis]

My pet monkey would have fared better than Jeb.
Wouldn't have ADVERTISED to the hostile other side first, either.

She probably would have thrown some sh&T at the other side, too.

[Howlin]

Interesting; if that is the case, this is bound to put the light on it.

[gundog]

What if this judge ruled that all babies under the age of 1 should become wards of the state because the couldn't feed themselves?

Absurd. The judge is ruling on a matter of law brought before him. In your scenario, the FL legislature would have to enact such a law and the Governor would have to sign it.

You want Governor Bush too act outside the law, to arrive at a conclusion that you like; you make an argument for totalitarianism, and I ain't buyin' it.

A leader must have courage. He must be ready to risk himself for the greater good.

The thrust of this thread seems to be that Bush has risked himself(politcally); would you have him die for this cause?

[Outland]

"You're asking this at post #448? Dude, that's like so far past."

Thanks for demonstrating that some can't argue with facts.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

I agree that some have gone overboard. And not everyone is made of the stuff of great leaders. I am not-or else I would be president. But we need leaders- not homeschool Moms to run our country and protect our rights.