[MeekOneGOP]

Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice

[judgeandjury]

Killer of Austin store clerk set for execution

I love the smell of a good execution early in the morning!

[luckodeirish]

Remember right before the presidential election, every paper would run each Texas execution on the front page with the title "Another Bush Execution" or "Bush Puts Another Inmate to Death". Funny how that lost steam, huh?

[68skylark]

"There ain't no doubt about it," Curry said when asked about his regret for the crimes....

"If you don't feel regretful after that, something is wrong with you," he said.

This guy has a gift for understatement.

[Dick Vomer]

Good bye... I only wish his lawyer could join him.

[happygrl]

One thing you can say for him, he didn't go out whining.

[goldstategop]

It hardly matters to the victims. They're usually ignored while the killers receiving glowing and at times sympathetic coverage. This past Sunday the Los Angeles Times published a report on the chilling decades long carnage on going in South Central L.A where blacks kill blacks. For the liberal black leadership this kind of autocide in Black America is a complete non-issue. Its easier to say its Da Man's fault than to acknowledge glorifying da hood' is cutting a swath across law-abiding communities larger than the mere numbers suggest. We need more executions and yes especially when its done to killers of color. If there's one thing Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and the NAACLP can do to end the horrific bloodshed is to support the death penalty.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Curry's attorneys, however, contended in last-ditch appeals a judge who has ruled on petitions in his case should have disqualified himself because he was working in the Travis County district attorney's office at the time of Curry's trial, performing research for prosecutors on the case.

Well why didn't the judge recuse himself from the case? Or get sanctioned himself for not doing so?