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AlterNet's Liliana Segura has posted, "Give Them Death: Three Leading Democratic Candidates Support Capital Punishment."When Clinton, Obama and Edwards took the stage before a mostly
African-American crowd in Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Monday night, they
came brimming with concern for the plight of black America. From the
disproportionate effects of the subprime loan crisis to the racially
drawn pitfalls of U.S. healthcare, the black community, said Edwards,
"is hurt worse by poverty than any community in America. And it's our
responsibility, not just for the African-American community, but for
America, as a nation, to take on this moral challenge."
Politicians
like to see moral challenges when it's convenient. The candidates have
labeled the war in Iraq, global warming and the economy "moral
challenges" before various audiences in the past few months...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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