He saw the e-mail and he pardoned this man anyway. Did he not commit a crime himself? Is that not a crime? I would ask him if that would have been his daughter that this man had hit, would he still have pardoned him?
Linda Smith questions Governor Barbour's decision to pardon a man who caused her daughter's death and suggests it may be a crime.
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I think it is amazing that it happens to be on early childhood education, where we know it all begins.
Them knowing what they did and still pardon him, I don't see how they can do that. I don't see how that pardon could stand up.
When Haley Barbour said everybody deserves a second chance, my baby didn't get no second chance. Now she's not here.
We have a moral responsibility to fix these issues and to provide poor working parents with basic assurances that their children are not being cared for by convicted felons.
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