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"Pushing back the death penalty in New Mexico," is the Los Angeles Times editorial from Friday's edition.New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has had his share of setbacks recently.
He ran for president and never came close. Then he was considered for a
spot in the Obama administration but was forced to withdraw. Those
detours sent him home to New Mexico to resume his governorship, and for
that we are grateful. Richardson's inability to move up meant that on
Wednesday, he was in his office and in position to perform the most
important act of his political life: He signed a bill abolishing the
death penalty in New Mexico.
As long-standing opponents of capital punishment,
we welcome any move to roll it back, whether judicially or
legislatively...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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