It’s his (lack of) opinion on the Schiavo case. He’s got plenty of time to form one, though. Almost 14 months. He strikes me as a man of common sense so I’m hopeful.
Thanks for sharing.
I believe he did say on this that it was a state issue and the Feds should have stayed out of it. Sorry, don’t have a link.
His issue on the Schiavo case is a classic federalism issue.
One — he’s very pro-life, and it is apparent the Florida courts dropped the ball.
Two — the federal government, as envisoned by the Founders, was a limited government -— dealt with other countries, military, borders, patents, monetary systems, intra-state roads, and not that much more -— and really shouldn’t have anything to do with issues like this.
It’s a connundrum -— and clearly wrong actions by Florida -— but federal top-down stuff is just the flip side of liberal top-down stuff. Both are wrong.
The entire situation was a disaster, and the focus needs to be on Florida fixing its broken courts and laws.