In contrast, their reaction to Jeb Bush suggesting that he might take custody of Terri Schiavo to protect her from imminent death was quite different.  They immediately suggested that if he took such an action, he should be impeached.  Why is Governor Bush's suggestion to take custody of Terri Schiavo viewed so differently than Governor Ryan's action that overrode numerous court decisions on the appropriate punishment for convicted criminals? 

If anyone should be impeached, it is Judge George Greer!  Greer has continually denied all attempts by Terri’s parents to present evidence on the two key issues in this case.  First, did Terri ever express concerns about living with a feeding tube?  Second, is Terri really in a persistent vegetative state?  There is conflicting information on both of these points, but Judge Greer was only willing to consider one side.  His rulings were consistently in favor of Terri’s estranged husband, Michael.  Now Greer's rulings are responsible for Terri's ongoing painful starvation.  This is judicial homicide, or as Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass called it, murder.