Thirty-six years ago, Republicans ran the same hateful play to demonize their Democratic presidential opponent. Now, it's wrongfully demonizing our Haitian neighbors.
What some Ohio Republicans are saying about Springfield doesn’t align with the request on these mugs, which are displayed in the Champion City Guide & Supply shop window in Springfield. Photos by Carolyn Kaster, Associated PressWilliam Horton is still alive. You may have to be of a certain age to know the name. Or you might’ve heard of “Willie” Horton. He never used that name, but, well, put a pin in that. I’ll come back to it.
Months later in Maryland, on April 3, 1987, Horton pistol-whipped, stabbed and gagged a man, then raped the man’s fiancé — twice. He was caught and sentenced to two consecutive life terms, plus 85 years for the crimes. At sentencing, the judge said: “This man should never draw a breath of free air again.”Massachusetts’ furlough program was conceived in 1972 under a Republican governor and eliminated in 1988 during the final term of Gov. Michael Dukakis, a Democrat.
Hearts of likely genuinely good people who stand before microphones in these cities and re-spew the deceptive trickeration of Donald Trump and J.D. Vance. Good people who vomit the vile and deceit planted by Republican presidential and VP nominees about a people who came to our shores seeking the same peace and possibilities as their own ancestors.
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