On the recordMay 7, 2013
It is unconscionable for the U.S. Government to kill any of its own citizens without first allowing them due process and their day in court.
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congress.govIt is unconscionable for the U.S. Government to kill any of its own citizens without first allowing them due process and their day in court.
Broun criticizes the government's potential to execute citizens without trial.
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