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Huckabee's Pardons in Perspective
« on: December 01, 2009, 02:40:43 AM »
Would you believe that by 2004 governor Huckabee had issued more commutations and pardons than all of the six neighboring states combined?   Well, he did just that.  Then the criminal loving idiot had the audacity to assume that folks would elect him president of the USA.  Maybe FOX news will see through this guy and send him packing.

 
http://www.arkansasleader.com/frontstories/st_08_11_04/huckabee8.html

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___If you're wondering how Gov. Huckabee's hundreds of clemencies compare with neighboring states, get ready for a shocker.
___ Huckabee leads the pack.
___ He has issued more commutations and pardons than all of the six neighboring states combined. 

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 Here are the figures for neighboring states since 1996, when Huckabee took office (and keep in mind the population of these states is nearly 20 times ours):
___ >> Louisiana – 213.
___ >> Mississippi – 24.
___ >> Missouri – 79.
___ >> Oklahoma – 178.
___ >> Tennessee – 32.
___ >> Texas – 98 (in-cludes 36 inmates released because they were convicted on drug charges with planted evidence).
___ Total: 624 vs. Huckabee's 703.

___ Governors in neighboring states almost never grant killers clemency, while Huckabee has commuted the sentences of a dozen murderers.
___ "That is extremely rare here," said one corrections official in a neighboring state.
___ She recalled one case in the early 1990s when the governor commuted a killer's sentence and none since then.
___ In Texas, we could find only one clemency case for a killer.