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...TUCKER CARLSON Neo-con reporter held by Viet gov. Freed, your anticommie bona fides perfect
...skeptics have been won over. There are still those who object on principle to women commanders. "These are not female jobs," insists Dudley Carlson, a retired three-star admiral who once ran the Navy's entire personnel system. "You can make anything work in peacetime, but the peacetime Navy becomes the wartime Navy in the blink...
...Margaret Carlson's commentary on the death penalty [PUBLIC EYE, Feb. 21] was critical of the swift pace of executions in Texas. I suppose "swift" refers to the average of 11 years 8 months served in prison by Texas death-row inmates while Governor Bush has been in office. Most would agree that nearly 12 years is plenty of time for a exhaustive system of checks and balances--including state appeals, federal appeals, constitutional and due-process appeals, and parole board and gubernatorial reviews--to be effective. The indigent-defense legislation that Carlson refers to does not apply to death...
...Like Bush himself, she had found Christ in midlife. He could have issued a 30-day reprieve and signaled to the parole board that Tucker should be granted clemency. He didn't. Although he said he was anguished by the decision, in an interview in Talk magazine, writer Tucker Carlson described Bush mimicking the woman's final plea for her life. "'Please,' Bush whimpers, his lips pursed in mock desperation, 'don't kill...
...keep the contest alive, are quick to point out, while the support of the religious right was a wonderful tool for Bush in South Carolina, in more moderate states it may prove to be something of a monkey on the governor's back. As TIME political columnist Margaret Carlson told CNN on Saturday night, "Bush has painted himself into a corner in the past couple of weeks. He's now a self-styled bedrock conservative who could be President of South Carolina...