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: StandDown Texas ProjectGovernor Richardson's Statement on Repeal
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Governor Richardson had this statement in signing the legislation. Here's the complete text:Today marks the end of a long, personal journey for me and the issue of the death penalty.
Throughout my adult life, I have been a firm believer in the death
penalty as a just punishment ? in very rare instances, and only for the
most heinous crimes. I still believe that.
But six years ago, when I took office as Governor of the State of New
Mexico, I started to challenge my own thinking on the death penalty.
The issue became more real to me because I knew the day would come when
one of two things might happen: I would either have to take action on
legislation to repeal the death penalty, or more daunting, I might have
to sign someone?s death warrant...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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