Rep. Ayanna Pressley and Sen. Dick Durbin have introduced a bill to abolish the federal death penalty. The bill has nearly 60 co-sponsors

I am all for abolishing the death penalty. It's very costly to taxpayers. One of the worst, most racist pieces of legislation in American history was Joey Xiden's 94 Crime Bill, that was signed by Bill Clinton...one of the many flaws, was expanding what crimes could be punishable by death...60 in fact new crimes.
 
The Death Penalty is too costly, takes too long and is the easy way out for the worst of the worst.

Life with no possibility of Parole, and incarcerated in ADX Florence.

see: ADX Florence - Wikipedia
 
We can’t be sure that we won’t have another Trump go on an execution orgasm

Trumps rush to slaughter was barbaric

Congress will never agree on ending Federal Executions so Biden has to commute all existing sentences to life without parole.
 
I am all for abolishing the death penalty. It's very costly to taxpayers. One of the worst, most racist pieces of legislation in American history was Joey Xiden's 94 Crime Bill, that was signed by Bill Clinton...one of the many flaws, was expanding what crimes could be punishable by death...60 in fact new crimes.
Love Republicans who claim……It was not our crime bill
The legislation received overwhelming bipartisan support
 
Sure. We can afford to feed and house criminals for the rest of their lives. Lets take care of all of their needs. All their medical, dental and surgical needs.

Wonder how much that will cost the tax payers of America??
 
Sure. We can afford to feed and house criminals for the rest of their lives. Lets take care of all of their needs. All their medical, dental and surgical needs.

Wonder how much that will cost the tax payers of America??

It costs much, much more to execute them than to care for them for the rest of their lives. Those under the death penalty have a mandated appeal process prior to execution, the cost of which on the judicial system is actually far more expensive than the costs of feeding, housing and paying medical expenses for the rest of their lives.


 
Meh. I don't really care if they manage to get rid of it or not. It is a pretty damn rare process to begin with and so damn inefficient it usually costs more than simply keeping them in jail.

There are, however, a million other things that are far more important.
 
Dragonlady
No it doesn't. Appeals can last as long as twenty years. Their lives could last as long as 50. Keeping them for 50 or 60 years is much more costly than 20 years of appeals.
 
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