I hate to be the one to point out that terms like "robber" and "murderer" are so 1930's, and against the best interests of society. Is it their fault that NH has no gun ban?

Some progressive States now recognize this blatant discrimination and afford felons the voting rights they deserve over, say, members of the military serving in Iraq.

That is the basis for the growing trend in MSM to use the term "non-contract borrower" to refer to events just such as this.

Those poor and unfortunate enough to be forced into this type of transaction are of course simply completing what is essentially the welfare payment that would have been made had Reagan not become President. Since only right-wing radicals would oppose this - they got what they deserve.

There clearly was no Miranda warning here, therefore all evidence will be tossed and the unfortunate soul rightfully returned to society with a payment or two charged to the press for interviews, movie and book rights.

Robert the Original

I admit it: you got me. My spine straightened, my puplils dialated, and my adrenoline started pumping--until I got to the end of your second paragraph.

Very nice!

Sadly while I agree this guy should join the race, I am almost willing to bet he takes a plea deal and misses the race for a long stay in the NH prison system with an agreement to plead guilty.

Deserving? Yes.
Gonna happen? I bet it doesn't, I just don't see this actually going to trial.

Even worse, did you see the photo of him at the Union-Leader's website this morning? The punk was about to be arraigned on three counts of capital murder, he's surrounded by guards, and he's smirking straight at the camera.

Burn him at the stake, and dump the ashes at sea.

Just spread a rumor that he's also a child molester and then stick him in with the general prison population. They'll take care of the problem.

In CA we have the death penalty. As if it matters. With 600+ on death row, we've only executed 13 murderers since the death penalty was reinstituted in 1976, all of those since 1992.That's less than one a year.

We need a death penalty express lane here in CA.

Of course, California being California, every single execution becomes a contested affair and the convicted person a cause celebre. We even had one, Mookie Williams, who was a Nobel Prize nominee. As if that means anything these days.

Should he be hanged or how about OLD SPARKY or LEATHAL INJECTIONS aand screw the liberals who will be at the exicution lighting their stupid candles and protesting

"Here in New Hampshire, we have the death penalty. It hasn't been carried out in almost 70 years, but it's still on the books. And currently we have one case where it's being pursued -- and I'd like to nominate a third scumbag."

"And if he joins the race to be the first person executed in New Hampshire since 1939, all the better. Whether this scumbag or Michael "Stix" Addison, accused cop-killer, finishes the race first, the real winners are the people of New Hampshire."
[emphasis mine]

Uh... I'm not a math major or anything, but you seem to be missing the second scumbag.