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To: glennaro
"Jeb Bush, the chief executive of Florida, is duty-bound to countermand the actions of this out-of-control, supra-judiciary judge."

Now that the cops are going along with Greer, Jeb is duty bound to put down an insurrection.
1,555 posted on 03/24/2005 9:20:59 AM PST by Wampus SC
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To: Wampus SC

The cops cannot go with Greer, there boss is JEB! People, JEB has the right legally to go in there and get Terri out and he knows it, don't believe any lies! Read the law!


1,559 posted on 03/24/2005 9:22:11 AM PST by Halls
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To: Wampus SC

Jeb is duty bound and morally bound to do a lot of things he simply will not do... once again.. if i'm wrong, i'll still eat that hat... but I think, like terri, I'll be going hungry...


1,564 posted on 03/24/2005 9:22:29 AM PST by Awestruck (It's About LIFE, Stupid.)
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To: Wampus SC

Wampus, remember that famous line from the popular liberal Dean Rusk in 1962: "We were eyeball to eyeball with the enemy, and the other guy just blinked."

Well, now poor Jeb is eyeball to eyeball with the enemy, and he has either just blinked too, or he doesn't have a clue what he is allowing to happen on his watch. I am surprised that the state police has refused any direction from Bush: are they protected through civil service perhaps? Bush is showing that he is politically irrelevant: the worse thing that can happen to a politician. Why would someone run for governor when he can be a county probabe judge in FL and run the state from Pinellas County?


1,580 posted on 03/24/2005 9:24:59 AM PST by Theodore R. (Why does the GOP continue to fiddle while Terri burns? Is it cowardice?)
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To: Wampus SC

Wampus, remember that famous line from the popular liberal Dean Rusk in 1962: "We were eyeball to eyeball with the enemy, and the other guy just blinked."

Well, now poor Jeb is eyeball to eyeball with the enemy, and he has either just blinked too, or he doesn't have a clue what he is allowing to happen on his watch. I am surprised that the state police has refused any direction from Bush: are they protected through civil service perhaps? Bush is showing that he is politically irrelevant: the worse thing that can happen to a politician. Why would someone run for governor when he can be a county probabe judge in FL and run the state from Pinellas County?


1,582 posted on 03/24/2005 9:25:15 AM PST by Theodore R. (Why does the GOP continue to fiddle while Terri burns? Is it cowardice?)
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To: Wampus SC
>>Now that the cops are going along with Greer, Jeb is duty bound to put down an insurrection.

If he can save face by avoiding one, what does he care about anything else?

1,597 posted on 03/24/2005 9:27:41 AM PST by Graymatter (ON...JEB'S...WATCH.)
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To: Wampus SC
You are right, this IS an insurrection.

George Greer has, in effect, declared himself Governor of Florida.

He has absolutely NO authority to order the State Police to disobey the elected Governor, Jeb Bush.

This is a judicial coup attempt, and Governor Bush had better put it down quickly, with National Guard troops.
1,603 posted on 03/24/2005 9:28:21 AM PST by Deo volente (God willing, Terri Schiavo will live.)
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