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: AlthouseWhat is New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (he's still the governor?!) doing these days?
While Mr. Richardson?s trip was approved by the State Department, he was not traveling as an official envoy. Television footage showed him arriving at the Sunan airport outside Pyongyang on Thursday. Mr. Richardson, a former ambassador to the United Nations, was greeted on the tarmac by a North Korean official who said, in English, ?So nice to see you.?....2. Apparently trying to one-up Charlie Crist, who recently pardoned Jim Morrison (for something that happened in 1969), Richardson is considering pardoning Billy the Kid, "reputed to have killed 21 men during the 19th century."
The latest inter-Korean crisis erupted three weeks ago with an artillery barrage from the North that targeted Yeonpyeong and killed four South Koreans.
?The puppet warmongers are contemplating staging madcap naval firing exercises,? said the news agency, K.C.N.A., which also called the new South Korean defense minister ?a war maniac keen to ignite a war? and ?a puppy knowing no fear of a tiger..
[The] pardon petition [is] based on the widespread belief that New Mexico Territorial Governor Lew Wallace had promised the famous gunman a pardon in exchange for his testimony in a murder trial but reneged on the deal....
Full post as published by Althouse on December 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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