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  • Don't trust chariots or horses, or Bush brothers, or GOP; they let Terri die and Michael thrive

    03/28/2005 10:11:35 PM PST · by churchillbuff · 73 replies · 1,786+ views
    March 28, 2005 | churchillbuff
    Judge Greer has accomplished a coup: He commandeered local cops to repel a state agency (Family and Children Services) and Jeb's state police. And what happens to him for usurping extra-judicial authority? nothing. He's allowed to continue the killing process, with a bizarre zeal to see Terri Schiavo die. Michael will be rid of her, and recipient, likely of book and TV movie deals, from a Hollywood that is pushing assisted suicide as the cause du jour. Greer thumbs nose at Congress; what happens? Nothing. The man shows signs of lunacy - - - is he fiddling with metal balls,...
  • Jeb Bush: I'd love to help, but I can't

    03/28/2005 8:02:29 AM PST · by FR_addict · 401 replies · 5,618+ views
    WorldNetDaily ^ | March 27, 2005 | WorldNetDaily.com
    Florida governor says he doesn't have power from Constitution to intervene Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, the man said to be the last hope for Terri Schiavo, says he's powerless to help the brain-injured woman who has been without nourishment for more than nine full days. "I cannot violate a court order," Bush told CNN following Easter church services. "I don't have powers from the United States Constitution or – for that matter from the Florida Constitution – that would allow me to intervene after a decision has been made." To Terri's parents, Bush said, "I can't. I'd love to, but...