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Bush does not want to get involved. He was 10 minutes fom today's rally.

You are mistakenly believing that because he didn't show for this event means that he doesn't want to become involved. They are not mutually exclusive. He is the governor. He has to have security details for any little stops he makes. He also gets his rear-end chewed out by Felos and the media every single time he does do something publicly in support of the Schindlers. You cannot simply say that because he does not attend the rally, it translates into meaning that Jeb doesn't want to get involved.

"Bush does not want to get involved. He was 10 minutes fom today's rally.

You are mistakenly believing that because he didn't show for this event means that he doesn't want to become involved. They are not mutually exclusive. He is the governor. He has to have security details for any little stops he makes. He also gets his rear-end chewed out by Felos and the media every single time he does do something publicly in support of the Schindlers. You cannot simply say that because he does not attend the rally, it translates into meaning that Jeb doesn't want to get involved."

I don't see enough being done by Gov. Bush's either. If he allows DCF to take her into protective custody, then I'll sing his praises. Otherwise, he will have to take responsibility for not preventing this judicially sanctioned murder. The branches of the government are supposedly coequal. He needs to use his power to prevent Terri's murder.

From my, 'Snapperjk', original post: 'Bush does not want to get involved. He was 10 minutes from today's (Sat. 3/12) rally.'

'Ohioan from Florida' response: 'You are mistakenly believing that because he didn't show for this event means that he doesn't want to become involved. They are not mutually exclusive. He is the governor. He has to have security details for any little stops he makes. He also gets his rear-end chewed out by Felos and the media every single time he does do something publicly in support of the Schindlers. You cannot simply say that because he does not attend the rally, it translates into meaning that Jeb doesn't want to get involved.'

OK. I was mistaken. I should have said Bush was 5 minutes away, instead of 10 minutes; He is the Governor, ya no!

Jeb Bush, the Governor of Florida; the brother of the now President of the United States of America; the son of a former President of the United States of America.. SHOULD HAVE MADE A SHOWING IN FRONT OF HOSPICE.

The talk of the local town (and Hospice) is; 'if Bush and the Florida legislature truly believe that Terri Schiavo is a life worth fighting for, then WHY was he not here to at least make a statement (WHEN JUST 2 MILES AWAY AND AT THE SAME TIME OF A RALLY AT HOSPICE); even if bipartisan to the cause'?

Ohioan... you been away from Florida too long. Time to get back in the real HEAT of the issue. IMHO. Love ya!