we will get started here this morning on the washington journal with your view of the death penalty. the supreme court narrowly allowed the execution drug used in some of these botched lethal injections in recent years. we will get your thoughts this morning. also, go to twitter at facebook.com/c-span and we can take your e-mail at journal@ cspan.org. phone lines are open. robert barnes writes that the supreme court turned aside claims by death wrote inmates that a drug would be would lead to an unconstitutional level of suffering. a narrow but unequivocal ruling that made it clear that states had leeway in carrying out the death penalty. the issue gave way to a broader dispute among the court s nine members. can the ultimate punishment for the most read this act be at what equitably and humanely applied and confined to the truly guilty? your view of the death penalty. art joining in now. two justices who have been on the supreme court bench for decades wrote a long disse
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