Haley Barbour: “My own view is that the policy of the administration is to increase the cost of energy so that people will use less of…”

He's in jail for 18 years. She was 20 years old when she died and had her child laying in her arms when he shot her in her head. And he's pardoned?

I think that really is a technicality. Here, the fact that these people didn't know that these murderers were up for pardons is a substantive problem with how the process worked.

These were decisions based on repentance, rehabilitation, and redemption, leading to forgiveness and the right defined and given by the state constitution to the governor to offer such people a second chance.

The power of pardon and state is to give people a second chance who have repented, rehabilitated and redeemed themselves.