Psychologist details Carr's troubled childhood [Wichita Massacre]

AP / Topeka Capital-Journal ^ | 11/08/02 | Roxana Hegeman

[KS Flyover]

Here's what I found from a Google search:

1994 HB 2578: Sebelius voted against the death penalty for capital murder and discretionary 40-year mandatory sentences for capital murder or premeditated murder.

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Sebelius supports abortion rights and voted against the current Kansas capital punishment law in 1994. However, she said she would uphold the law if elected.

So if Sebelius sticks to what she said during the campaign, she won't stand in the way of any executions. I guess we will find out.

[Non-Sequitur]

On the plus side the appeals on this thing will run longer than 4 years. With a little bit of luck and a decent candidate she won't be around a little more than four years from now to worry about.

[Exigence]

And since KS has a new GOV opposed to the death penalty, how long before the stay of executiona and pardon come down?

Let's not get nutty, now. No one is going to pardon these guys under any circumstances. Nor is a stay likely. That would be political suicide under the circumstances and Sebelius, if nothing else, is a political hack. She won't risk her political capital for these two animals.

[Exigence]

I'll take that bet.

Me, too.

[axel f]

Here I went to all this work to find the bill, and all you had to do was do a Google search. Freepers are on the ball! Thank you.

I don't see it that way though. It looks to me as if she was talkng about upholding abortion law, not the death penalty. Actually, KS law is not being upheld when it comes to abortion, thank you Carla Stovall.

[axel f]

Well, I was wrong. She was talking about the death penalty too. I'll shut my trap now.