>Yeah, so?
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>Mistakes have been and will be made on convictions. It's good to see that inmates can be exonerated by newer methods of criminology. It is always a shame to see an innocent man wrongly convicted.
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>Now, explain to me WTF this has to do with George W. and the death penalty as a whole?

Death is the kind of mistake you can't really take back. Oops, my bad just doesn't cut it. And it has everything to do with George W., as Texas by far executes more people than any other state.

>Oh, wait, that couldn't have been Democrat Bob Graham that signed execution warrants for years here in Florida!
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>Sigh.
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>As an independent, let me tell you the difference between the GOP and the Dems. The GOP will tell you the sky is cobalt blue and will argue you to death if you say it is aquamarine blue. But at least the fact remains that it's a shade of blue. The Democrats will lie to your face and tell you that the sky is green and if you don't see a green sky then you're a racist (or wealthy person or .. whatever is the bad label du jour).
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>Play fair, Chris ... oh, wait....that would go against modern liberal principles.

No John, stop the conservative knee-jerk reaction that someone who doesn't agree with you must be a liberal. I am liberal on some issues, and conservative on others. I am against the Ten Commandments in the schools, but support a person's right to own a semi-automatic weapon. I voted for Clinton over Dole, but thought he should have been impeached for perjury. I don't care for Pat Robertson, but I don't like Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, or Al Gore either.