[Theodore R.]

What envelop are you talking about, Robert. I haven't seen your posts in days. Where have you been?

Aren't you appalled by the inaction of the governor? Or do you think he has "no legal way to intervene"?

[Robert Drobot]

I've been preoccupied with blood clotting problem. Unresolved at this point.

Governor Bush is doing his best to cover a blatantly corrupt system in Florida involving every major civic institution. There are no clean hands there. Surprised? Not at all.

Is Bush susceptible to pressure? Yes. Can America twist his arm? Yes. But, will it?

I'm reminded that America sat on its collective hands during the government's fifty-two day siege of American men women and children in Waco - eventually crushed by the heavy hardware provided by presidential candidate General Clark to the FBI. Consequently, my response to a question about America's resolve to stand up to horde of scum we've elected to public office can only be framed in a hopeful 'maybe'.

[Robert Drobot]

"What envelop are you talking about, Robert."

The type sold by the post office having a bubble wrap or Styrofoam lining, or whatever will accept a small box of jello.

[Texasforever]

What possible political gain does Bush gain by "allowing" this woman to die? If you can articulate that then I may concede he is acting out of cowardice or self-interest.