To: Humidston; dandelion
A lot of the characters involved in this corruption, particularly the judges, are
registered republicans.
It is quite common for judges to register as republicans in states like NY (rural/suburbs) and FL, because old folks and others who normally vote dem, prefer the judgement of Republicans in the court systems.
Greer is an enigma, but so is the 2nd circuit court of appeals: All registered republicans but all behaving like dems a good part of the time. I would love to do a 'due dilligence' on each one of them. Any PI's out there?
2,072 posted on
10/29/2003 3:49:34 AM PST by
TaxRelief
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To: TaxRelief
I did not know that most of these judges in FL are "registered" "Republicans." I put quotation marks around both words for emphasis. This may explain Attorney General Crist's reluctance to get involved and also the slowness of Governor Bush in getting "Terri's Law" passed. Now we see people like Janet Reno and Eleanor Clift coming to the assistance of "Republican" judges. It is strange.
Pinellas Co., I found out, was Republican even in 1950, when it sent an all-GOP delegation to the legislature in Tallahassee. It sent FL's first Republican to Congress in 1954, the late William C. "Bill" Cramer, who died just a few days ago at the age of 81.
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