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Jonah Goldberg: How death penalty opponents share the blame for botched executions

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Newest development Oct 9, 2026 · 3 reportsJonah Goldberg: How death penalty opponents share the blame for botched executions

I favor capital punishment for the most heinous crimes, but I think opposition to it is a perfectly honorable and defensible stance.

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  1. The Dispatch

    How Death Penalty Opponents Share the Blame for Botched Executions (opens The Dispatch)

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    The Dispatch's feed description

    They make the procedure more difficult and ugly, and then claim the ugliness and difficulty are problems.

  2. Grand Forks Herald

    Jonah Goldberg: How death penalty opponents share the blame for botched executions (opens Grand Forks Herald)

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    Grand Forks Herald's feed description

    I favor capital punishment for the most heinous crimes, but I think opposition to it is a perfectly honorable and defensible stance.

  3. Las Vegas Review-Journal

    JONAH GOLDBERG: Death penalty opponents share blame for botched executions (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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    Las Vegas Review-Journal's feed description

    An organized policy of bad faith.

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