The president can write an executive order to get Terri into a hospital immediately. It is not breaking any law to do so. This action would not interfere with the judge. And since Greer already flaunted a Congressional subpoena his ruling is highly questionable.
Executive orders are lawful. They've been written by presidents ever since Washington on a number of different issues. http://www.heritage.org/Research/LegalIssues/LM2.cfm
Contacting the president and ask him to write an executive order immediately. Also, contact Gov. Jeb Bush asking him to take Terri into protective custody – see contact info below:
Phone Numbers
Comments: 202-456-1111
Switchboard: 202-456-1414
FAX: 202-456-2461
Comments: 202-456-6213
E-Mail
President George W. Bush: president@whitehouse.gov
Vice President Richard Cheney: vice.president@whitehouse.gov
Also, contact Gov. Jeb Bush: 1-850-488-4441
"I'm not sure we can get it done here in Florida," Martinez quoted (Gov.) Bush as saying just after a new Schiavo measure stalled in the Florida Legislature. "Do whatever you can federally."
This is the Governor of Florida calling for help. Any notion that the Feds have no Constitutional business there is malarky.
Well, the truth is that either one of them can do something - if they want to.
I seen a news clip this morning and President Bush said he did all he could do. I have to assume he will do nothing at this point. He said he tried.
The president is on his ranch in Crawford and has said that he will do nothing more. He obviously is not advising Jeb to launch a rescue attempt. My goodness, even GA Jimmy tried to resuce the 52 remaining American hostages in the spring of 1980.
And as Michael Savage, Terri would have been rescued were she a black, a lesbian, or an Islamic radical. There is discrimination against white Christians at stake here too, he seemed to indicate.