Both pieces of legislation, which are part of Governor Martin O'Malley's legislative agenda, were approved by the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee last week.
The committee votes will be announced on the Senate floor tonight.
Debate on both bills is expected to begin tomorrow, with a full Senate vote on the death penalty bill expected as early as Wednesday, and a gun control vote expected by Friday.
More
7 comments:
Anyone who votes yes to either one of these bills needs to be voted out of office.
If you do not want violent murderers put to death, YOU PAY TO HOUSE THEM FOR LIFE!
They are trying to repeal the wrong death penalty....think about unborn children!
Maybe Joe will publish the gun control voters' names & their votes on this blog????
Hope nothing BAD ever happens to these 2 fools holding this sign, then lets see them change there mind, bunch of hypocrites.
I am an ardent supporter of capitol punishment, but am a realist. We live in Maryland, where all sympathy goes out to the criminal, not the victim. So they may as well take capitol punishment off the books as all it does is waste taxpayers dollars for ever as appeals go on and on. Then the powers that be can waste the monies saved chasing other windmills.
If they pass any more crap gun law my house is going on the market and i will leave
Post a Comment