Washington State Governor: I am Suspending the Death Penalty

Washington State Governor: I am Suspending the Death Penalty. See what Obama started? Thank the do nothing RINOs in Congress who refuse to reign in Obama. If this keeps up we’ll be back in Roman times with an Emperor and a corrupt do nothing Senate. Oh….never mind.

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  • The Washington State dictator does not worry about legal president or with wasting money on an election. His government is not one requiring any participation by the electorate.

  • didnt that same motherfucker sign euthanasia into law? what the fuck am I missing with these hippie leftists? A murderous rapist is a life worth saving, but grandma should be killed when she costs more than 20k a year-not to mention the 60 million babies they have murdered, all after spitting on my uncle and calling him a baby killer after his 10 years in southeast asia following orders from a FUCKING DEMOCRAT PRESIDENT!
    Again I say, the country has lost its way completely!

    • Can't the governor suspend an execution that's about to happen? (Or is that just in the movies?)

      The Death Penalty has come and gone a couple of times in my lifetime. It's something I'm in favor of - usually as a bargaining chip; like it was in the Green River Killer case.

      I have no problem with it, and I could hit the switch and still go to sleep at night. But it's not something I fight tooth and nail for.

      • That's exactly the point they make, yes, absolutely, governors do indeed have the authority to halt executions and even grant full pardons. He has essentially extended a blanket reprieve to all Death Row cases. No pardons, and by the sound of it, no permanent commutations of sentence to life terms, just an indefinite halt.

        • At least he wasn't a total whipped wuss like Dickhead Celeste here in Ohio years ago who commuted all Capital cases to life days before he left office because his wifey Dagmar insisted. I guess the good news is it chilled his "career" and all thoughts of higher office were gone forever.

          So, this guy's saying whenever a warrant crosses his desk he'll issue a reprieve. Just wondering, doesn't that open them up to all kinds of cruel and unusual suits after he leaves office? Even those out of appeals will have new grounds.

  • A whole bunch of wanna-be Caesars popping out of the woodwork, a couple of re-call elections will slow that crap down.