You are right but so is Hewitt. There would be serious long-term consequences of the sort he is talking about; it might nonetheless be worth these consequences for the governor to take action. It's a very close call either way, so those (not you) who are dmonizing Hewitt ought to back off and recognize that there is no single good answer here. And part of the reason it's such a mess is that Congress is sitting on its hands as much or more than the two executives. Having intervened and gotten razor-toothed response from the MSM and the death-lovers, they are the cowards now, refusing to enforce their subpoena, which _would_ have a real, legal, justification.
We should be directing our anger as much at the RINOS in the Florida legislature and the cowards on the House Committeee as at Jeb Bush or W.
And, in all of this, it is very important not to forget that none of this would be happening were it not for George Greer, Michael Schiavo, George Felos and a huge cast of supporting characters in the MSM. If we turn on our own, whether Jeb Bush or Hugh Hewitt, and devour the, we only play into the hands of the leering face of death--Greer, Felos and others. Please, no matter what we say about Bush or Hewitt, we must always conclude by reminding ourselves who the real villains are here. Unless we do that Terri will have died in vain.