To: Don Joe
Instead, he chose to be a spineless wimp, and avoid risking his job. Sadly, Don Joe, Jeb Bush didn't choose to behavior thusly, he is following his instincts, and said instincts are those of a politician first, but a spineless, wet finger in the wind wimpy politician. It is that wiminess that endears him to so many democrat voters in Florida. On the other hand, George Bush looks for what is right, acts, then handles the political fallout. Jeb is far different and this revealing trial by fire has exposed Jeb's indecisiveness ... he's so clintonesque! Terri is in such danger now that if the governor waits until Monday to step in, she will suffer and decline anyway, but he will look like 'he tried to save her'. That is political pandering of the worst sort. The other likely scenario is, he will do nothing and claim he was prevented by the courts from acting ... the most likely scenario and the most revealing since it exposes his spineless servitude to the courts, subjugating the executive branch to even malfeasance of judges like Greer and Lazzara. Florida is putrifying and I would set foot nor allow anyone in my family to set foot in that twisted territory. Floridians got for governance just what they deserved; they wanted a middle of the road wimp and they love him. [I'm wondering when Jeb will pull his spittle-moistened fingers down out of the breeze and move to the next pander.]
320 posted on
10/18/2003 7:58:58 AM PDT by
MHGinTN
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To: MHGinTN
Terri is in such danger now that if the governor waits until Monday to step in, she will suffer and decline anyway, but he will look like 'he tried to save her'. IMO that is precisely what he's hoping for.
In other words, his elaborate minuet of "waiting, hoping" is the Country Club rendition of, "When is that bitch gonna die?"
347 posted on
10/18/2003 10:52:09 AM PDT by
Don Joe
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