In what may be described as a prophetic twist of fate, Susan Atkins, convicted in the 1969 slaying of Actress Sharon Tate and others, has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and now seeks a "compassionate release." Does someone who showed no compassion deserve compassion today?
Compassion For A Convicted Murderer?
UPDATE: Susan Atkins request for Compassionate Release has been denied
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Lew she probably wants out so she can Vote for O-BOMB-A very Compassionately,and since the law is looking for more victims of hers and good ole Charlie Manson
(whose probably another Compassionate Democrat)from 40 years ago.
Judging by the photos on her web page, since she was imprisoned, she seems to be living better than most of us.
But, I'm reasonbly sure Obama would receive her vote.
Do you two Einsteins care to explain how a convicted felon on parole in California can vote for anybody?
Taylor, are you ignorant or just stupid?
Did either of us say she WAS going to vote for Obama?
But, in answer to your querie, she probably could vote for him in the same manner dogs and dead people in the cemetery vote for Democrats.
Even klatu has enough sense to know that when you have dug yourself into a hole you should stop digging.
And yet, you keep returning making nonsensical comments.
Perhaps it is you who should put down your shovel.
Then we can agree that if you are "reasonably sure Obama would receive her vote" (your words not mine)that it is going to be difficult for her to cast ballot whether or not she is released.
If all goes as claimed, she will be dead soon.
But, released felons can petition to have their voting rights restored one the full sentence is served. (in Washington State)
Parolees or those still serving time cannot vote.
But, even you should have been able to ascertain the above comments were hypothetical, except for dogs and dead people voting Democrat.
Well I just hope Obama is not counting on her vote eventhough you are reasonably sure he would receive it.
Defending Felons are we taylor1. Just like a good Democrat. Protecting the Felon vote.
PS: You will be wearing your
Charlie Manson T-shirt
to the next O-BOMB-A Rally
and customize it to say
"WE ARE INNOCENT LET MY FAMILY OUT"
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