had from victims families who said the death penalty prolongs the pain. prolongs the suffering. all of the appeals required for the due process of that inmate and the murder all of that brings back the memories and the constantly hung in the back of their heads. they were never able to move on or have closure. that was one of the most compelling pieces of testimony we had. and that s an interesting point. i want to look beyond the state there to nebraska now the seventh state to ban death penalty just since 2007. so looking further to other states particularly more conservative ones that do tend to still use it do you think there s a trend here or was this really specific to what you guys were doing within your state and not necessarily a case study for elsewhere? well i certainly think it could be part of a larger trend. i think that a lot of people are realizing that after many studies and litigation that the death penalty simply is not a deterrent. it also is ineffective in the
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a well-executed, well-planned and effective mortgage modification program. under the t.a.r.p. there has been a $50 billion initiative announced, but, unfortunately, it just hasn t had much of an effect. only 165,000 permanent modifications in almost 16 months from the portion of the program that s t.a.r.p.-funded. that would be one area where we could give up to homeowners, but it just isn t happening. what s the price tag on this two years from now, at 3.7 trillion and growing? you know, i m not in the predicting birks dylan. i m not sure, but if it goes by the current trajectory it s going to get larger and larger. want to give you a little reaction from some of the politicians. darryl issa, very interested in his in his perch in the house, size the following. how many more reports will it take for washington to wake up to the reality that dumping more good money after bad only prolongs and deepens the economic crisis that is costing millions of americans their jobs and their