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Hightower: Perry executed a man who was ‘almost certainly’ innocent

September 16th, 2011
Categories: News, Politics

Link: http://www.rawstory.com/rawreplay/2011/09/hightower-perry-executed-a-man-who-was-almost-certainly-innocent/

On his radio show yesterday, progressive radio host Thom Hartmann spoke with populist Texas writer Jim Hightower about Gov. Rick Perry and the troubling tale of Cameron Willingham, a man who was “almost certainly” innocent, yet still was put to death. “This guy really puts the goober in gubernatorial,” Hightower quipped. Perry has presided over 234 executions, more than any other governor of any state in modern times — a fact that Republicans cheered at a recent debate.

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