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Time for Texas to Try Death Penalty Without Executions

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That's the title Steve Blow's local news column in today's Dallas Morning News.  LINK I had the craziest dream. I dreamed that the famously conservative editorial pages of The Dallas Morning News kicked off the new year by announcing a campaign to abolish the death penalty.     But the really surreal part of the dream is that it caused hardly a ripple ? no flood of outraged letters, no canceled subscriptions, no protests by the law-and-order, hang-'em-high types. Well, lo and behold, I went back to check the newspaper archives this week, and it was no dream at all. It was absolutely true. That New Year's Day editorial really did resolve that the editorial pages will be "consistent and persistent" this year in advocating several issues, including abolishing the death penalty...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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