for, you know, that kind of of the senators, the republican punishment. senators were again it. i wonder how in the political ronald reagan, george bush came arena you can balance that sort out and said it was socialized of instinct that people have if medicine. one of the most popular programs it was my wife, if it was my in american history. when you take the long view of child with, you know, especially obama care there s no doubt this in cases where it s clear cut. will be a popular program. kirk what would you it will save lives. i have to say trying a case one last thing. when you hear the stories people through politics is really not like barbara stakes who is from the way to go. bucks county, pennsylvania, 58 you know, we have to really years of age who had a seizure watch ourselves when we try disorder. she basically lost her job and cases from a bully pulpit, so to health insurance. she s not eligible yet for medicare. she s one of the folks that will speak. probably mr.
totally complete lui innocent needed i don t see it going person who was sent to death row anywhere. let s look what some who was exonerated. republicans are doing at the you have the governor of state level. they are killing corporate and maryland, martin o malley a income taxes and raising the democrat, this was his second sales tax. right. incredibly refwresive measure attempt to outlaw the death penalty. that they do in the name of the first one failed. he pushed forward with it. public opinion not really on his economic growth at the top. that formula of economic growth. side to believe the polls and i guess what i think of when i so i m very concerned because look at this, imagine if this jared obviously raises the story we re talking about in excellent point that somebody s taxes have to go up and given cleveland where there s so much outrage and the idea of having the vision of the economy that the death penalty for ariel the conservatives have right now castro is very, i
appropriate punishment for that, for killing others? you know, i think in those cases we have to be careful. i would bet that kirk would say at the time he was prosecuted and i bet the 125 other people on death row would say at the time they were prosecuted, the prosecutors, the public at large were saying this is a very clear cut case of guilt, this is a person that s definitely, absolutely unquestionably guilty. in the excitement and anxiety and upset of what are unquestionably brutal terrible crimes, mistakes are made and we know that. there s no question about that. not only are people convicted that are innocent, you see prosecutorial misconduct, you see mistakes made by the police department, you see constitutional error over and over again in capital cases in the united states. certainly these are terrible crimes that call for punishment but i think what we have learned is because there is so much error when you re talking about
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