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Jeb Bush can't let a dead woman die by Kickstart2006-11-19 12:55:59
  I can see both sides of this by classic_jon2005-06-17 10:04:13
    Wrong issue. by BloodyViking2005-06-17 10:56:57
      No matter how you look at it 911 will get by classic_jon 2005-06-17 11:04:26
investigated. That was why I worded it the way I did.

That was also why I said that they had to determine if there was an issue with the husband or 911. At this point we don't know, we are all guessing. You have to eliminate 911 as being responsible before you have cause to investigate the husband.

And yes, you are totally correct, theis should have been investigated when Jeb was not the governor. That is why I was frustrated at people blaming Jeb for it. was he there when it happenend, No. So then how is he responsible for the investigation not taking place in a timely manner, as others seem to want to blame him for.
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        No blame to Jeb for not investigating it then. by Peace_man2005-06-17 11:20:57
          With a near zero chance by BloodyViking2005-06-17 11:41:07
          Why is it revenge motivated suddenly? by classic_jon2005-06-17 11:47:24
            Sorry, but no. by Kickstart2005-06-17 11:58:33
              Jerk or not, is is not the responsibility by classic_jon2005-06-17 12:24:21
                For one thing, by BloodyViking2005-06-17 12:34:51
                  It is the contention of his lawyer that she would by merlin2005-06-17 12:41:16
                  I interpereted the article as saying that now by classic_jon2005-06-17 12:43:23
                    Innocent until proven guilty. Unless married. by toxin2005-06-17 14:34:00
                1) It was not investigated because previous by toxin2005-06-17 14:23:07
                  I will agree with you on all points except the by classic_jon2005-06-17 14:58:45
                    The thing is, the red herring simply acts to by toxin2005-06-17 15:19:07
                      So, by your line of reasoning a suspected murderer by classic_jon2005-06-17 15:42:13
                the new information jeb refers to by gibuu2005-06-17 14:48:38
                  You have a valid point, but were not the parents by classic_jon2005-06-17 15:02:28
            He is using the power of his position to by Peace_man2005-06-17 12:10:04
              The prosecutor has to abide by the law by classic_jon2005-06-17 12:29:34
                How much fact finding do you think they need? by Peace_man2005-06-17 12:53:22
                  How can he abuse it if it is in his job by classic_jon2005-06-17 13:05:53
                    I guess I have a different idea of what a by Peace_man2005-06-17 13:31:20
                      Ok, to put it in those terms by classic_jon2005-06-17 13:41:31
                        He could make the request as innocent as by Peace_man2005-06-17 14:00:01
                          So, from what you are saying it would not be by classic_jon2005-06-17 14:35:16
                            It wold not be illegal. He would be fired. by toxin2005-06-17 14:49:15
                              How could he be fired if what he did was by classic_jon2005-06-17 15:33:22
                      Courts are seperate by rfrovarp2005-06-17 14:09:22

 

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