Monday, January 18, 2010
Anti-Death Penalty Proponenets Active
KENTUCKY...
The anti-death penalty movement is working to recruit more conservatives, tapping those influenced by both politics and faith in an effort to build a stronger bipartisan coalition.
Fifteen states have abolished capital punishment, including New Jersey and New Mexico, which took that step in 2007. And Kansas lawmakers are set to consider the matter later this month.
The anti-death penalty movement is working to recruit more conservatives, tapping those influenced by both politics and faith in an effort to build a stronger bipartisan coalition.
Fifteen states have abolished capital punishment, including New Jersey and New Mexico, which took that step in 2007. And Kansas lawmakers are set to consider the matter later this month.
# posted by Homer Owens @ 11:40 AM 
