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To: sweetliberty
My contribution dated 10-24-03. I finally checked my regular email from GOVERNOR JEB BUSH:

While this week was one of triumph for Florida, it highlighted tragedy as well. In response to lingering unanswered questions regarding the Terri Schiavo case, and more than 165,000 people voicing their concern for her condition, the Florida Legislature passed legislation that allowed Mrs. Schiavo's feeding tube to be reinserted.

It was an act of compassion, supported by the conviction that any life and death decision must fully consider all relevant facts and conditions.

I thank the members for their courage in this difficult situation and encourage all Floridians to spare their own families this agony by clearly indicating their wishes in an advance directive or living will.

Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely, Jeb Bush

Thank you, Governor Bush. FV

20 posted on 10/28/2003 11:52:02 PM PST by floriduh voter (Breaking at baynews9.com...conservative-spirit.org Visit a Local Site)
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To: floriduh voter
"....It was an act of compassion, supported by the conviction that any life and death decision must fully consider all relevant facts and conditions."

Let me join with you in thanking the boy who would be governor and the 'people sensitive' legislature of the state of Death r Us for waiting until the sixth day of starvation to get off their fat brains and save this defenseless woman.

On second thought, you go ahead on your own, and do all the 'thanking' you want. I'll pass. Some call that kind of 'thanking' kissing the darkside. To each his own, right?

28 posted on 10/29/2003 3:28:40 AM PST by Robert Drobot (God, family, country. All else is meaningless.)
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