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Many Constitutional experts whom I respect believe that Jeb did all within his power to save her.
I repeat. Regardless of your circumstances, by affixing blame on him, you divert the real blame from where it lies.
Are we not all to blame in some way for allowing this country to fall so far from one that honors life, through lack of prayer, and lack of activism?

We need to channel our anger and grief into turning America around, and blaming the wrong people will NOT help.

I agree!

Jeb's only fault in this was trusting that the judge Greer respected him and gave him the opportunity to do the right thing. But when he made his intentions known prior to going in for Terri, the judge slapped the restraining order on him (dcf) and his hand were tied.

I have prayed on the prayer threads and I have wept with all there, but we can't place blame on Jeb or W. It is the out of control judiciary,as Mark Levin said so eloquently the other night.

but we can't place blame on Jeb or W

I disagree. They were more concerned with their political backsides than with using the tools available to the executive branch of government. One can always say that their decisions in this case will allow them to go on and fight other important battles, but that doesn't mean they cannot be blamed for their inaction in this case.

I guess blaming Jeb and the President is the easiest thing to do..........even if it's not the right thing to do.

Solving the problem is much more complex than sitting at a computer bashing Bushes is.

I have prayed and wept with you. There is much further prayer needed, and much work to do, and we must do it to save this country.