Just now on Al Sharpton! Defense will ask SCOTUS to stop execution. n/t

[teddy51]

[bluestateguy]

1. Yeah. Good luck with that.

You've got a better chance of getting single payer national health care and legalization of marijuana in all 50 states.

[teddy51]

2. I agree, but it's worth a try since they don't have much left. n/t

[monmouth]

3. I'd like to hear that POTUS made a call to the gov. of Georgia. Not

that it would do any good, but at least he would be on the record for doing so...

[bluestateguy]

5. The governor cannot issue a unilateral pardon

State law does not allow it.

[EffieBlack]

7. A call to the Governor would do no good

since the Governor has no control over this.

But such a call COULD make things worse since it would unnecessarily politicize - or at least give the appearance of politicization - this situation.

Frankly, I'm not that interested in the President "going on the record" in cases like this. I want justice to be done - and in this instance, the President is irrelevant to the process.

[Gregorian]

4. Good. But why does it have to be that we let it get this far.

I can't believe this. I need to hold my tongue, because I have all kinds of thoughts about the people who are supporting the killing of Troy. This is sick. Not to mention he has already been in a cell for years and years.

Justice. Joke.

[Brigid]

6. This is good news.

But with this Supreme Court, I can't say I like Mr. Davis's chances. :(

[teddy51]

8. I agree! n/t

[Robbins]

9. I agree

The Roberts Supereme Court won't intervine.How I wish I was wrong.This Is a travesty.You have Bob
Bar,and william Sessions calling on this to be stoped.Hardly antideath penalty people.

[bigwillq]

10. The man is dead.

Or he will be when the SCOTUS has their say.