[goldstategop]

Nonsense. I do not consider ordering an innocent person starved to death to be within a judge's rightful authority. And then there is Judge Greer's defiance of a federal subpoena - a judge is above the law binding on lesser mortals. Let's not even look at the federal courts' refusal to grant Terri Schiavo's case a de novo review as required by law. So yes, the Constitution and the rule of law were subverted. And the blood of an innocent person was wantonly shed by our government.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[johnmilken]

"I do not consider ordering an innocent person starved to death to be within a judge's rightful authority"
BUT the law evidently does, which is unfortunate, but seems to be the case. As Terri's legal 'guardian', and under Florida law, her husband had the final decision.

Did Jeb Bush or the local sheriff realy have no authority to stop what you claim was an actual [not de facto] crime in progress?

Does that mean a judge can't be arrested or charged for anything?

Don't forget, what we trash now will stay trashed when the next Dem gets in the White House.

We should be focussing on what we can do, what with a mandate, the WH and both houses, i.e. tax reform, Social Security reform, a decent energy policy and curbing abortion. These things are possible and righteous - attacking judges for doing their job isn't on. What next, attacking cops for enforcing laws we don't agree with?