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Governor Romney has problems
May. 3rd, 2004 01:56 pmSo Romney, of course, wants to bring back the death penalty in Massachusetts as part of his "I'm governing a liberal state? Whatever. I don't care about my constituency. This is what I want" program.
So the panel finally has a proposal, which Romney's going to present in a press conference tonight. Then they hope to turn this into a bill.
And the proposal that they're presenting? Well, the panel says that they've come up with a system that is "as infallible as humanly possible."
Um. I think I sorta see the problem with it already.
(Amusing but random, this quote from the mlive article: "The report recommends using science, especially DNA evidence, to corroborate guilt." Gosh. I love it when I can use science! Science can solve all of our problems. *nodnod*)
So the panel finally has a proposal, which Romney's going to present in a press conference tonight. Then they hope to turn this into a bill.
And the proposal that they're presenting? Well, the panel says that they've come up with a system that is "as infallible as humanly possible."
Um. I think I sorta see the problem with it already.
(Amusing but random, this quote from the mlive article: "The report recommends using science, especially DNA evidence, to corroborate guilt." Gosh. I love it when I can use science! Science can solve all of our problems. *nodnod*)
