Red State reports on a bill LA Gov. Bobby Jindal signed yesterday shortly after he issued his statement expressing outrage at yesterday’s USSC ruling on the case of Kennedy v. Louisiana, where the USSC ruled that the death penalty was cruel and unusual punishment and therefore unconstitutional in cases of child rape:
The decision on Kennedy v. Louisiana, a case that decided whether or not child rape was punishable by death, was announced this morning. Unfortunately I didn’t have the time to blog on it (daytime blogging will continue to be light for me for the forseeable future) but now that I’ve gotten home I’ve had a chance to read what happened to that poor little 8 year old girl at the hands of a disgrace to civilized society, as well as read some of the ruling, I’m not getting at all how the majority came to its decision.
That’s the first thing that came to my mind after reading this sickening story of what an 18 year old b-stard did to a 5 month old girl while her mother was at school.
ABC News reported a story yesterday about a woman who alleges she was gang-raped two years ago in the Green Zone in Iraq by some of her Halliburton/KBR co-workers:
Read it and weep, Hillary.
Awesome-as-always sports columnist Jason Whitlock, who was a lion amongst sheep with his outspoken and candid commentary on phoney race hustlers and the real problems facing the black community during the Don Imus controversy has penned another great column on race in response to what he sees as misplaced blame being thrown about by the “black media” and prominent sports figures regarding the murder of Redskins safety Sean Taylor:
