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: StandDown Texas ProjectRepeal the Repeal in New Mexico?
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"New PAC aims to repeal the death penalty repeal," is Heath Haussamen's report this morning in the New Mexico Independent. Bernalillo County Sheriff Darren White has formed a political action committee aimed at repealing the New Mexico death penalty repeal recently signed into law by Gov. Bill Richardson, and the PAC?s first TV ad is running statewide beginning Monday. The aim of Repeal the Repeal PAC, White wrote in a note on the group?s Web site, is ?reinstating the death penalty in New Mexico for the most heinous crimes.?
To accomplish that, it plans to:
? ?aggressively combat the misinformation campaign
waged by the radical opponents of the death penalty and educate the
public on the issue and the circumstances surrounding its repeal...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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