I my posted e-mail to Jeb, I said that it is reported he believes he lacks constitutional power to take on a judicial ruling. I said I did not know if the report is correct, but he should ask himself this...if Jeb is bound by Greer's order, then are the various citizens who must take action to carry out his kill order, likewise bound? Or as I put it, if Jeb were one of these citizens...a doctor, a nurse, a hospice employee or whatever, would he feel bound to carry out the order, or would he refuse? What do you think, FV? I think it is a very valid question. If the governor is bound, wouldn't the facilitators be bound? And if they can refuse an order to torture and kill, as the priests are asking them, why not the Governor? Can we not all ask him this question? I think it is a question SCREAMING for an answer. Because my best guess is that Jeb has been advised by legal staff that he does not have constitutional power to go counter to a judge's order.
I WISH I COULD ANSWER YOUR QUESTION. We can't count on Florida. Remember the US Congress also has two bills and to report ABUSE AND THE CORRUPTION OF THE JUDICIARY IN FLORIDA: ASKDOJ@usdoj.gov.